The fuel is only unprocessed rice husks.
The "rice husk boiler" is a boiler that uses rice husks, which are produced infinitely by converting solar energy, as fuel. By utilizing biomass energy, CO2 emissions become carbon neutral, making it a truly eco-friendly boiler that considers the environment. Due to the soaring prices of crude oil, it is now attracting significant attention as a heating device for greenhouse horticulture during the winter, as an alternative to fossil fuels. 【Features】 ■ Low-cost introduction possible ■ Reduction of fuel costs and CO2 emissions possible ■ Charcoal can be used as a soil conditioner ■ Easy operation and maintenance *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Case Studies】 ■ Spinach Cultivation ■ Flower Cultivation ■ Udo and Asparagus Cultivation ■ Hydroponic Lettuce Cultivation ■ Strawberry and Tomato Cultivation ■ Mushroom Cultivation ■ Residential Floor Heating, etc. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company leverages the agricultural civil engineering and development technologies we have cultivated over many years to actively engage in research and development alongside farmers and technicians, promoting future-oriented agricultural design technologies. We aim to contribute to sustainable agriculture, the improvement of individual farmers' incomes, and the development of rural communities. Additionally, regarding our products, we ensure clear traceability of production, prioritize the safety of our products for our customers, and maintain a robust quality management system. All employees strive to be a company that pursues the dream of rural revitalization.
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