We supply Vietnam Sorghum Seeds as follows:- -Red Sorghum Seeds with husk -Red Sorghum Seeds without husk -White Sorghum Seeds with husk -White Sorghum Seeds without husk
Rice, beans, cassava (manioc, tapioca), cashews nuts, cocoa beans, wheat, grains, palm products, processed & packaged food products, sesame, groundnuts, gum arabic, kolanut, maize (corn), sorghum, soybeans, moringa, sayos pepper and yams, cotton, wool, wood products, rubber, and hides and skins.
Agricultural, Seaweed, Animal Meal, Cattle Feed .
Food And Beverage , Agriculture, Eco Friendly Products And Handicraft Product.
What is Bagasse? Lets start with the easy stuff. It's pronounced: . What is it? Bagasse is a plant fiber. More specifically, it is the fibrous matter that is left over after the production of sugarcane, sorghum or agave. So in a word, it is bio-waste. Historically, bagasse was treated as unusable and disposed of - thrown away, burned or left in open piles to rot. It was not seen as a useful by-product. Fortunately, things have changed and bagasse is being seen as a valuable, renewable resource. It is currently being used in a number of applications worldwide, including power production, tree-free paper production and in some countries it is being investigated as a viable base for livestock feed.
What is Bagasse? Letâ??s start with the easy stuff. It's pronounced: . What is it? Bagasse is a plant fiber. More specifically, it is the fibrous matter that is left over after the production of sugarcane, sorghum or agave. So in a word, it is bio-waste. Historically, bagasse was treated as unusable and disposed of - thrown away, burned or left in open piles to rot. It was not seen as a useful by-product. Fortunately, things have changed and bagasse is being seen as a valuable, renewable resource. It is currently being used in a number of applications worldwide, including power production, tree-free paper production and in some countries it is being investigated as a viable base for livestock feed.
