In Batman, 150,000 Tons of Corn Stalks Are Collected and Converted Into Energy over the Past Three Years.
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In Batman, as part of efforts to prevent stubble burning, waste collected by energy companies is being used as raw material for biofuel. Provincial Director of Agriculture and Forestry, Necdet Tuncer, stated, "In our province, approximately 50,000 tons of biomass is produced annually. This is more stubble than the corn we harvest. Some facilities convert this into energy by burning it. This is also a recycling project. It actually plays a very i…
In Batman, to prevent stubble burning, energy companies collect the stubble left after corn harvest and use it as a raw material for biofuel. A total of 150,000 tons of stubble has been collected in the last 3 years; thus, the soil is protected while farmers earn additional income from the collected stubble.
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