The doctor researched growing red mushrooms with rice husks
From corn cobs and rice husks, Dr. Tran Duc Tuong researched growing red fuschia mushrooms instead of rubber sawdust, giving higher yields and better biological activity.
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From corn cobs and rice husks, Dr. Tran Duc Tuong researched growing red fuschia mushrooms instead of rubber sawdust, giving higher yields and better biological activity.
Biochar has been researched a lot on its mechanism of reducing heavy metal concentrations in water and soil.
The team from Hiroshima University utilizes discarded rice husks to develop eco-friendly red-orange LEDs.
The grass and waterrod trees once harmed rice fields all over the world were inhibited by four rice husk compounds.
The seeds of rice seeds sprouting from the excavation of Thanh Den (Me Linh, Hanoi) sent to Japan have been shown to be modern rice ...
The authorities will stop further research on the seeds of
On the morning of May 25, after more than two weeks of germination, the first grains of rice were revealed from the soil layer, which was 3,000 years old.
At first glance, the moon cake is covered with dark chocolate but in fact it is black soap cakes, successfully fabricated by a group of 5 students from Hanoi University…
In the Ba Ben planned site in ward 2, Quang Tri town has more than 3 large-capacity milling enterprises (4000-5000 tons of rice husk / year) which have discharged a huge…
Millions of farmers in Indonesia can benefit from a type of gas stove simply by cooking food from gas-turning technology from rice husks. Rice husks are very abundant wa…
Biomas Me Kong Co., Ltd. has successfully produced high quality fuel called
Using rice husk as electricity generation material not only does not cause pollution, but the amount of ash obtained after burning is not small.
A Malaysian scientist said she has discovered a low-cost way to turn rice husk (waste of rice production) into a high-tech material that could help reduce electricity bi…
Engineer Luong Van De, born in 1939, has an initiative in Hai Duong to make a device to filter water from rice husk material by separating silicon oxide (SiO2) from rice…