The Dutch chose to import large quantities from India cheaplyRice husksThe main reasons are:EconomyBenefit. India, as the world's leading rice producer, processes more than 1500 million tons. A large number of them are generated in the processRice husksIt is not fully utilized, and it is ** low because of its limited use value. Dutch merchants saw this business opportunity and chose to import cheaply from IndiaRice husks。Compared to imports from other rice exporting countries, such as China and Vietnam, imports from IndiaRice husksThe cost is lower and in line with the Dutch business logic to pursue maximum benefits. In addition, IndiaRice husksThe quality is stable and sufficient. Currently, the Netherlands imports about 440,000 tonnes per year from IndiaRice husks, a large number, can meet the domestic animal husbandry,Soil improvementand power plant fuels for a variety of purposes. These efficient uses are made thanks to:Rice husksof inexpensive**. As a result, the Indian rice industry is abundantRice husksThe by-products just adapt to the diversified business needs of the Netherlands, achieve mutual benefit and win-win results for both sides, and the resources have been reasonably matched and scientifically circulated and utilized. This kind of international cooperation has also provided a valuable reference for our exchanges.
The soil of the Netherlands has nurtured a long history of agriculture and stabilized fertile estuariesDeltaIt provides a high-quality growth environment for all kinds of crops. However, as high-intensity tillage continues, the loss of nutrients from the soil is becoming more and more serious and needs to be utilizedRice husksash and other improved materials to supplement. Dutch scientists have discovered that willRice husksThe ash produced after incineration decomposes into the soil, which can significantly improve the water retention, air permeability and fertility of the soil. This is becauseRice husksAsh contains high carbon content and abundant trace elements. These components react with the soil to form an ideal state of loose structure and rich in organic matter. ApplicationRice husksFertilizersSince then, many Dutch farmers have received good news of a bumper harvest. Underground crops such as potatoes and carrots are more slender and symmetricalRapeseed, wheat, etcEconomyCrop yields are increased and the appearance quality is better. These effects have directly led to the fact that the best farmers and growers in the agricultural product market have obtained tangible resultsEconomyBenefit. Therefore, take advantageRice husksAsh soil improvement is another important strategy for Dutch rice imports. It has supported the growth of Dutch agriculture and given farmers greater confidence in their livelihoods. This experience is also worthy of popularization and implementation in China, so as to provide a more solid soil foundation for China's agriculture.
If you've ever visited a farm in the Netherlands, you've been amazed by the sheer scale thereCowsand the fat herd of pigs to be shocked. As a world-renowned livestock and poultry producer, the Netherlands has a very large market demand for livestock products such as meat, eggs and milk, which requires sufficient and high-quality feed for livestock. WhileRice husksAs a by-product, it is rich in cellulose, protein andMinerals, is the mostEconomyOne of the affordable additives. The Dutch willRice husksMix with other grain sprouts, grass meals, etc., to make nutritionally balanced animal feed. This not only increases the feed intake of livestock, but also promotes their digestion and absorption, prevents gastrointestinal diseases, and increases growth rates. In feedRice husksAfter the meal, the average daily weight gain of gilts in a large farm increased significantly, and the income of the farmer increased by more than 20% compared to previous years. Similar success stories can be found in many parts of the Netherlands, proving the choiceRice husksAsEconomyAlternatives not only reduce feed costs, but also bring considerableEconomyBenefit. Therefore,Rice husksIt has the prospect of being widely used in the livestock industry in the Netherlands, and will be welcomed and widely adopted by the livestock industry.
The Netherlands is leading the global trend in the construction of ecological civilization and has made great effortsRenewable energyIt is one of the important initiatives of the country. Many thermal power plants have begun to use biomass such as straw and tree branches as part of the alternative fuel, which not only reduces the consumption of traditional fossil energy such as oil and coal, but also reduces the emission of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and promotes low carbonSustainability。Imported in large quantities from IndiaRice husksIt is an important part of the new energy structure of the Netherlands. After high-temperature combustion,Rice husksIt is able to generate a large amount of heat energy for power generation. Rice husksBurned waste has little to no emissions of pollutants and greenhouse gases, while also reducing dependence on other resources. Thermal power plants in the Netherlands have been converted and are ready for useRice husksAs the main fuel, it replaces traditional coal and natural gas. This sustainable energy alternative not only reduces energy costs, but also improves power generation efficiency and is environmentally friendly. At the same time,Rice husksAs a cheap fuel, it also brings strong competitiveness to the Dutch electricity market, providing consumers with more stable and affordable electricity**. It is foreseeable that the Netherlands will further increase in the futureRice husksThe use of fuel to promote the development of clean energy for the worldSustainabilityContribute.