Rice Husk

Rice Husk is the outer layer of rice grains separated during milling. Known for being lightweight, durable, and eco-friendly, rice husk is widely used in various industries such as agriculture, biomass energy, and construction materials.

In agriculture, rice husk is commonly used as a growing medium, mulch, or soil additive because it helps retain moisture, improves aeration, and supports healthy root development. Additionally, rice husk can be processed into biochar or briquettes as an alternative energy source.

With its high quality, versatile applications, and sustainability, rice husk has become one of Indonesia’s leading commodities, highly demanded in both local and international markets. It provides practical, eco-friendly solutions for agriculture, energy, and other industries.