Composting is a technique that has several environmental benefits, in addition to be a good source of income. Composting imitates what occurs in nature, but much faster, reusing the material considered waste and transforming it into an optimal organic compost, to serve as a fertilizer.

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Briquette, also known as ecological charcoal, is a solid and compact biofuel that replaces various sources of energy, such as: charcoal, natural gas and firewood.

In addition to be considered technologically clean, the production of energy from ecological sources contributes to the reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, a global concern.

The chopped straws generated from the powder extraction machine are called “bagana”. It is used as mulch (ground cover) for agriculture.

Handicraft is a sustainable activity that generates income and still values the local heritage, the traditional regional culture. The handicraft made from carnauba straw is typical in North-eastern Brazil. Through this activity, families can supplement their income, by producing beautiful objects, even out of the carnauba’s harvest period.

Multiple dried natural materials and seeds can serve as raw matter for beautiful bio jewels, and to be used in general crafting.