The Hindu·3 min read·medium
Trial begins to convert invasive water hyacinth into mulching material, value added products
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The Hindu Bureau
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A Coimbatore-based recycling firm has launched a trial project to convert invasive water hyacinth into mulching material and organic manure. The initiative aims to address the environmental threat posed by the plant while reducing irrigation costs for farmers.
A Coimbatore-based company that specialised in waste management and recycling has launched a trial project to convert the invasive water hyacinths found in water bodies into mulching material by shredding them with a machine.
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