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Sugarcane Bagasse Granulation

Sugarcane Bagasse Granulation

Sugarcane is a tall, solid perennial herb. Rhizome stout and well developed. Culms 3-5(-6) m tall. The distribution of sugarcane is mainly between 33°N latitude and 30°S latitude, with a relatively concentrated area between 25°N and N latitude. Originally from India, sugarcane is now widely grown in tropical and subtropical regions.

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Straw Pellets

Straw Pellets

Straw is a general term for the stem and leaf (ears) portion of mature crops. It usually refers to the remaining parts of wheat, rice, corn, potatoes, rape, cotton, sugarcane and other crops (usually coarse grains) after harvesting the seeds. More than half of the products of photosynthesis of crops exist in straw, which is rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium and organic matter, etc.

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Peanut Shell Pellets

Peanut Shell Pellets

Peanut shells are waste? No, statistics show that peanut shells make up about 20% of the weight of dry peanut pods. It may be a raw material for a new energy material, using peanut shells to make pellets customers to replace coal as an important fuel. How to discover your own peanut fuel treasures from the waste?

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Bamboo Pellets

Bamboo Pellets

Bamboo is considered to be a promising renewable resource. The advantages of bamboo are fast growth rate, easy processing, good mechanical properties, low cost and wide range of uses.

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Alfalfa grass pellets

Alfalfa grass pellets

Alfalfa grass is known as the "king of forage grass". Alfalfa grass has the advantages of high yield, high protein and high quality. Fresh alfalfa grass has a lot of water, which can promote the digestion and excretion of cattle. In practical needs, people use alfalfa hay or alfalfa pellets as feed for other animals such as cattle, goats and horses, so which one is more suitable for animal feeding?

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