Many rural areas where farming is the main stay and their cooking is done with firewood and this is gotten by cutting down trees, As the years roll by, the further they have to go to fetch it. Most of this rural dwellers are farmers who generate from their harvest such as rice husk, groundnut husk etc.

This same waste can be re-generated to produce briquettes for cooking needs. For those who may choose to use rice husk which is generated in huge volume at rice mills and at most times burnt by mill owners who regard it as waste, For making briquettes which can used in places where hitherto charcoal or firewood is being used one only have to mix the rice husk or saw dust with used paper which would serve as a binder.

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There are lots of untapped opportunitied you'll find if u research.

FarmTech:
There are lots of untapped opportunitied you'll find if u research.

Yes, d production does not require electricity & raw material is local. From Achalla to Ifite Ogwari to Oba Ofemili abound heaps of husks!

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