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White Coal Project Cheap And Excellent Method For Processing Agro And Forest Residues

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 The waste disposal is the biggest challenge that every country is experiencing today, and the white coal Project makes the smart and best disposal method by which the farmers can mint the substantial revenue. Every year a lot of agricultural scrap is produced and burnt inefficiently. But you can avoid this by converting it into the white coal (briquettes). White coal is the type of high density and energy concentrated bio-fuel generated via the agro waste or forest waste. Also the production process of the white fuel, i.e., solid briquette does not require any external chemicals or binders to bind the crushed raw material. The ministry of non-conventional energy and government of India have declared a lot of incentives to promote the white coal project. The government has also given depreciation tor the plant and machines in the first year. They have also exempted the entire industry of non-conventional energy resource from getting any license. You can widely use this bio-fuel in the

The Growing Role of Botanical Plant Extracts in AGRO Chemicals

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 As the environmental concerns continue to mount surrounding traditional agricultural chemicals and pesticides the role of more natural and organic approaches continues to expand. Botanical plant extracts in particular have shown the ability to play a significant role in the development of environmentally friendly AGRO chemicals. This is particularly true for the management of pests and diseases. To understand the growing role of botanical plant extracts there are several factors to consider. The first factor to consider is the increase in regulations on traditional AGRO chemical usage. The environmental risks of synthetic chemicals in agriculture have been well documented over the last 20 years. This has led to a significant increase in government regulations on their use both nationally and internationally. This has significantly increased the demand for biological plant protection agents, including the use of botanical plant extracts. Based upon current research, botanical plant ext

Exploring the Art, Film and Architecture of Sicily

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 The wonderful thing about the Italian island of Sicily is the fact that it is not as popular (and heavily crawling with tourists) as other destinations in the country. In Sicily, villas will not only allow you to save money, they will also give you the freedom to fully explore all the interesting sites of the island. The following are just some of the places that you should check out while there. Visit the 'Godfather' Set Locations Avid fans of Francis Ford Coppola's 'Godfather' trilogy may find it thrilling to take the opportunity to visit the places where the films were shot. Corleone, where the Corleone family supposedly came from, is not particularly interesting, as the actual town does not really meet one's expectations of a place that spawned the likes of Don Vito; however, you'll not be disappointed with a visit to Forza D'Agro and Savoca, both close to the lovely (but touristy) city of Taormina. If you're staying in Sicily, villas within acc

Basmati Rice - All You Need To Know!

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 "Basmati" is derived from a Sanskrit word "vasmati" which means "fragrant". The rapid increase in popularity of basmati rice in the western world has been phenomenal. According to the data released by certain Indian exporters, the export of Basmati rice to western countries including the USA and the UK have witnessed a massive increase of 118% in a matter of 10 years. Even though a part of this rise can be owed to the fact that there has been a considerable increase in the Indian population in these places, we should not overlook the rise in popularity among the natives as well. The aroma and texture of this rice are unique and loved by the westerners. When cooked with spices and served with traditional Indian curries it is rich and tasty. Hyderabad biriyani which is the most popular dish is made of Indian basmati. Other than the taste and aroma, is there something that has been drawing people to this Indian delicacy? In fact, recent studies have confirme

Ruined Rural Economy - Failed Party and Nation Part - 15

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 "Contribution of Congress led ruling alliances is more in Bleeding the Nation; rather than Building the Nation in last four years" I feel indebted when I find that the readers world over have expressed sympathy for poor Indian and Asian farmers who have been committing suicide due to bad economic policies of Congress led government which has ruined Indian Agro and Farming Sector (IAFS) in totality. The MM-PC-AS trios Economic Think Tank (ETT) have really not only destroyed the entire agro economy but also embedded last nail on the burying coffin of farmers by importing over 30 lakh tons of food grains. What a reprehensible decision of Indian Agriculture Minister, Mr Sharad Powar, who has added more salt to their already bleeding wounds due to bad and anti-farmers oriented Congress and so called secular opportunist and chair hungry third front. Mr Powar is busier in playing cricket off the field; rather than managing his portfolio as Agricultural Minister of Union of India. S