Crop residues - Revision history

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	# If there's no other use, crop residues can be composted back into the soil.		# If there's no other use, crop residues can be composted back into the soil.

	==~~Supply~~==		==How much does the world produce==
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	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[Biomass waste]] - which ''includes'' crop residues		* [[Biomass waste]] - which ''includes'' crop residues

Elie at 17:03, 31 October 2024

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	# All crop residues can be burned as fuel.		# All crop residues can be burned as fuel.
	# ''Some'' kinds of crop residue can be converted into [[packaging]].		# ''Some'' kinds of crop residue can be converted into [[packaging]].
	# ''Some'' kinds of crop residue can be ~~fed to~~ ruminants (cows, sheep, goats).		# ''Some'' kinds of crop residue can be converted into protein.
	# ~~''Some'' kinds of crop residue can be used for cultivating [[mushrooms]] - more efficient than ruminants, when it comes to~~ [[efficiency of mushrooms vs ruminants\|~~converting fiber into protein~~]].		#* Most commonly: By feeding ruminants (cows, sheep, goats).
			#* [[efficiency of mushrooms vs ruminants\|More efficiently:]] By cultivating mushrooms (the kind you can eat).
	# If there's no other use, crop residues can be composted back into the soil.		# If there's no other use, crop residues can be composted back into the soil.

Elie: Created page with "Category:Energy sources Nearly every food crop has some parts that are too fibrous for people to eat. These are called '''crop residues'''. ==Examples== * banana leaves & peels * peanut shells * coconut shells * empty corn cobs with no kernels * rice husks * sunflower seed husks * straw ==Uses== # All crop residues can be burned as fuel. # ''Some'' kinds of crop residue can be converted into packaging. # ''Some'' kinds of crop residue can be fed to ruminant..."

2024-10-31T16:56:55Z

Created page with "Category:Energy sources Nearly every food crop has some parts that are too fibrous for people to eat. These are called '''crop residues'''. ==Examples== * banana leaves & peels * peanut shells * coconut shells * empty corn cobs with no kernels * rice husks * sunflower seed husks * straw ==Uses== # All crop residues can be burned as fuel. # ''Some'' kinds of crop residue can be converted into packaging. # ''Some'' kinds of crop residue can be fed to ruminant..."

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[[Category:Energy sources]]
Nearly every food crop has some parts that are too fibrous for people to eat. These are called '''crop residues'''.

==Examples==
* banana leaves & peels
* peanut shells
* coconut shells
* empty corn cobs with no kernels
* rice husks
* sunflower seed husks
* [[straw]]

==Uses==
# All crop residues can be burned as fuel.
# ''Some'' kinds of crop residue can be converted into [[packaging]].
# ''Some'' kinds of crop residue can be fed to ruminants (cows, sheep, goats).
# ''Some'' kinds of crop residue can be used for cultivating [[mushrooms]] - more efficient than ruminants, when it comes to [[efficiency of mushrooms vs ruminants|converting fiber into protein]].
# If there's no other use, crop residues can be composted back into the soil.

==Supply==
{{empty}}

==See also==
* [[Biomass waste]] - which ''includes'' crop residues