Turning rice husks into low cost fertilizer - Part 1

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Samuel Rigu is transforming the livelihoods of farmers in Mwea region by turning rice husks into low cost fertilizers that can increase yields up to 300%.
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Комментарии : 17

@arneltancioco3920 2 года назад

Sir can you tell us what kind of minerals you had mix with the ricehull to become a complete fertilizer?

@Dana-ie2bh 2 года назад

This is a brilliant very important video. Thank you for posting it.

@JohnMmbaga_ 3 года назад

Good work Sam. Really interesting

@danielvalcourt8728 23 дня назад

I would like to get in touch with Samuel Rigu

@hurricanemuscle 3 года назад

excellent product Samuel, could you give more information on the biochar kiln

@joshuambuula4720 Год назад

Yes

@calebmatthew4747 2 года назад

Good job! How can I get this in Nigeria? Can it be used for soyabean farm

@isah_Amali 2 года назад

Pls What are content of the organic fertilizer and the formula used

@gimbakodondo7803 Год назад

Mr Samuel how can I get in touch with you from Nigeria. I love your ideas seriously. Waiting to here from you.

@khushiramagarwal8404 2 года назад

Very Good can you Give more ideas About Rice Husk

@jaq233 2 года назад

Kwani hapa ni pale kwetu Huruma Estate, Ngurubani?

@masengeshoyemima6935 Год назад

I am from Rwanda , training is allowed in your workshop,?

@ganeshaorganicfarming3374 2 года назад

Here with you from odisa india, we make organic fertilizer just like you but different formula

@nurudeennihad808 2 года назад

Pls can you teach me, am from Ghana 👏👏👏

@wiesejay Год назад

I imagine the rice hull char is high in soluble potassium and silica-must be adding nitrogen and a little phosphorus and micronutrients, plus something to lower the pH Edit: @9:32, guess not lowering the pH, lol-also lots of phosphorus, maybe combining with rock phosphorus and manure?