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We’re a small briquetting unit, and cost control is everything for us. Cotton stalk bales have been a game-changer they densify really well, which helps us cut down on processing time and energy costs.

What I appreciate is the clean pickup. With rice straw, soil content used to be a big headache. The bales we received here were surprisingly neat less ash and clinker issues in our AFBC boiler.

We’ve been sourcing mustard and wheat straw bales for two seasons now. The consistency in moisture and bale density has made our pellet line run smoother. Earlier, we had constant breakdowns due to uneven feed, but now it’s a lot more stable.

Switching to sugarcane trash bales for co-firing has been one of our best decisions. Local sourcing reduced our fuel transport costs, and our emissions have improved as well. It feels good to combine business with sustainability

The bale quality is what stands out. Tied properly, evenly packed, and dried just right. As someone running boilers daily, I can tell you it saves us a lot of operational headaches.