How do you make straw briquettes?

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Whether the straw waste is from hay, corn, wheat or other agricultural crops, it must be stored in bins and facilities to ensure that it stays out of the rain, taking up space and forcing you to manage it. But a better option exists.

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You can make your own briquettes at home with simple materials like sawdust and paper. Start by soaking shredded paper in water for a few days to soften it. After a couple of days, use your hands to knead the pulp until it gets a porridge-like consistency. Now, you&#;re ready to add your organic material. You can use sawdust, pine needles, rice husks, leaves, or grass. Mix it in with your hands and add a little water at a time until the mixture becomes easily moldable. To form the briquettes, first, cut the top quarter off a 2-liter soda bottle. Punch drainage holes in the bottom, then insert a plastic bag to act as a liner. Scoop the mixture into the plastic bag until it&#;s full, then, use a can to push it into the bottle and squeeze out excess water. Take the briquette out and let it dry for 3-7 days before burning it. To learn about other materials you can use to make briquettes, read on!

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