Peanut husks, straws, rice husks, corn cobs, hemp stalks, etc. are all very common farmland wastes. How do we usually deal with these agricultural and forestry wastes? Can these biomass resources be recycled and create economic benefits?

The answer is YES!

In fact, many biomass waste materials can be recycled and reused. For example, straw can be recycled to make animal feed. Rice husks, corn cobs, peanut husks, and other raw materials can be recycled to make biomass fuels.

The biomass briquette machine is a piece of very practical equipment for making biomass briquettes. The machine can squeeze sawdust, rice husk, and crushed corncob scraps into solid briquettes with high density under high temperature and pressure.

This kind of sawdust briquettes is currently widely used in many countries, such as boiler fuel, fireplace fuel, household, and factory fuel, etc.

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