Specifications

Carbonized rice hull (CRH) contains phosphorous (P), potassium (K), calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg)

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Carbonized Rice Hull /Husk(CRH) is made from incomplete or partial burning of rice hull. It is porous and bulky with uniform intact black particles. It contains phosphorous (P), potassium (K), calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg), and micronutrients vital to growing crops. Because it is also sterilized, it is free from disease organisms. It has many uses ranging from agricultural to industrial purposes. Aside from this, it has also been discovered for medical and home uses.

USES

1. As substrate to organic Fertilizer

• When mixed with other organic materials, CRH can be a good source of organic fertilizer (OF).

2. As soil conditioner / ameliorant

• Incorporating 10-15 bags (10 kg/bag) of organic fertilizer with CRH into 20 plots of seedbed at 1 m x 20 m each plot (400 sq. m) good for a hectare makes pulling of rice seedlings easier.

• CRH helps replenish the nutrients and other microelements in the soil that were lost due to continuous cropping.

• It also improves soil structure by increasing bulk density, water holding capacity, and aeration.

3. As charcoal for fuel

• Charcoal briquettes from CRH are good alternative sources of fuel. Compared with plain rice hull that takes relatively more time to produce heat, CRH can easily be ignited to produce heat or convert heat into fuel for cooking.

USES

1. As substrate to organic Fertilizer

• When mixed with other organic materials, CRH can be a good source of organic fertilizer (OF).

2. As soil conditioner / ameliorant

• Incorporating 10-15 bags (10 kg/bag) of organic fertilizer with CRH into 20 plots of seedbed at 1 m x 20 m each plot (400 sq. m) good for a hectare makes pulling of rice seedlings easier.

• CRH helps replenish the nutrients and other microelements in the soil that were lost due to continuous cropping.

• It also improves soil structure by increasing bulk density, water holding capacity, and aeration.

3. As charcoal for fuel

• Charcoal briquettes from CRH are good alternative sources of fuel. Compared with plain rice hull that takes relatively more time to produce heat, CRH can easily be ignited to produce heat or convert heat into fuel for cooking.