Rice Husk
Rice husk (rice husk ash) is a protective layer on grain which is often found in the form of waste. This husk can be found in almost all grain crops or grasses.
In its application, this husk is used as a mixture of animal feed or burned to be used as a planting medium.
You can find husks with many of these advantages in rice fields that have been harvested.
Rice husk ash are the result of burning rice husks in a cauldron or on a stove for a certain period of time until the husks turn black.
The black color comes from incomplete combustion due to water spraying on the husk coals before the coals turn to ashes. You can use the results of the combustion as burnt husks for planting media.
The benefits of Indococo roasted husks are as follows.
1. Can loosen the soil
2. Binds nutrients to plants
3. Improve the acidity of the soil.
