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  • Could someone help me contact the company, institute or agency involved in the rice-husk technology / process / study / research shown in this video? Thanks for your help.

  • can l know which country and states as above location:-

  • Hi there. im from the philippines.. im interested in your technology where i can make wood waste sawdust, wood chipps and rice hush ans straw into particle boards .. so i can provide low cost housing and furniture materials here.. where can i get in touch with you guys. Bless you and more power.

  • That was a typo 'damgers', nice pun though-should be 'damngers', :D

  • No answer to that question, but I simply go under the radar, when it comes to dealing with overbearing pocket-dictators.

    If it were in the realm of being possible, I would leave the U.S. And, yes, I know the

    damgers of being a US citizen abroad, that is why I say 'if'.

    Thanx for the video posting, it feeds the dream, while we do what we CAN do to

    lessen our personal impact on the earth.

  • If only we could replace gypsum drywall with this product, in the US! I detest using that crap.

    MDF particle board too!

    To be sure, any attemp to import to the US of A would meet very stiff opposition from certain lobbys (corporate political interests, for those of you who may not know how things work (!) here in the land of the "free".)

  • Mikdeelo,

    Thanks for your comments. We do appreciate your concern.

    It is sad that in spite of these environment friendly products freely available in the market - the money-bag lobby forces the buyer not to go in for these products.

    Indian politics is going the same way - big millionaire business tycoons get elected to the parliament and then make money - to hell with the environment.

    I am with you. Tell me where to begin to fight these guys?

  • good. cos I see similar projects in malaysia. they are also using rice husk + plastic ... to create board,check out supertimber.

    I wonder how is the moisture retention and the failure load and the tensile strength is for such rice husk particle.

  • we tried to find out the latest info but did not get much detail.

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