Sugarcane Feedstock Emissions

Hello, 
I am using GHGenius version 5.02 to identify the life cycle emissions of sugarcane as feedstock. 
Could you help me understand the following:

• Sugarcane as feedstock in the tool refers to sugarcane bagasse?
• What are the activities included under feedstock recovery? Does it only include the energy emissions associated with transforming sugarcane in sugarcane bagasse?
• Do the tool results include GHG emissions associated with machinery used in the field to plant and harvest sugarcane?
• Some countries use sugarcane burning as a practice before harvesting. Are there any sugarcane-burning emissions within the tool results?

Thanks!
Kind regards, 

Hello,
Could you please clarify, after entering the fraction of the area burned in cell J123 on the input sheet, where can someone see the detailed emissions associated with burning the sugarcane before harvesting?

Thank you,

Thank you.
How are these emissions incorporated in the feedstock emissions results in the feedstock emissions tab?
When running the tool with and without the fraction of area burned (Input J123), only P10 from the feedstock emissions tab changes, which I assume only includes sugarcane burning for producing ethanol used in equipment during sugarcane land management.
The cell P18 in feedstock emissions provides the gCO2e/tonne of feedstock, which is, in this case, sugarcane (I will call it sugarcane A). During the production of sugarcane A, sugarcane A would be burned before being harvested. As ethanol is used during the harvesting of sugarcane A, there is also the upstream burning of sugarcane (sugarcane B ) from the ethanol.
Could you clarify if the Feedstock Emissions tab includes the burning of sugarcane A and B mentioned above?
Can you help me understand how burning sugarcane A is included?

Thank you,