How Logs of Fruit Pulp Replace Firewood and Charcoal | World Wide Waste

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[@AWS137]

This guy is golden. Invents a way to cut down on waste. Praises his wife on screen. Is happy if someone else takes his invention. Great sense of humor.

[@abdullahalharthi2429]

Ikr

[@yidy1]

Truly an amazing man!

[@abdullahalharthi2429]

I wish I could go and talk with him while we grill some barbecue using his invention

[@astaridjatmiko8187]

diamond 💎✨

[@HattieMcDanielonaMoon]

@@abdullahalharthi2429 make sure it's halal first LOL

[@fast-yi9js]

this might just be my favorite episode yet, the product isnt some weird bio-techbro idea, the inventor isnt constantly talking about trying to get rich, and honestly seems like a nice person and there isnt some vague proprietary chemical or tech we're not allowed to know the name of like so often on this channel

[@waqasahmed939]

It's quite a nice idea tbf. Also, I do wonder if this is truly better than burning wood. I imagine it's better than burning coal at least Still, it's good to at least think how can we reuse it. Perhaps if an independent study is done, they could get their results. Either way, it's marketable - An alternative to wood as a byproduct of the cider industry, and therefore not growing trees just to chop them down - Or if this turns out that it's worse than burning wood, then perhaps they could be just used as compost, in fertiliser

[@owmylehg7811]

Agreed, a lot of the people featured on this series just say that it's some magical Chemical X, and won't actually go into how it's made. Jose seems like he's actually okay with people taking his idea, which is really cool. He cares less about the money, and more just making a good product and leaving a mark on the world. Plus, he just seems like a really cool guy. Good humored, laid back, praises his wife on camera, he just seems like a genuinely nice guy.

[@Teddy-se8qb]

yeah like the africans burning plastics to "save the environment"

[@bl4xxun]

But it’s not solving any problems. It’s not greener than firewood that gets regrown, it’s not using a waste product that would end up on landfills, it’s not dealing with waste

[@fast-yi9js]

@@bl4xxun Its been a year since I watched this, but wasnt deforestation being a problem literally the focal point of the video?

[@Bigwings2043]

I think it would be cool if Business Insider came back to small businesses like these later to see how they were doing, and what’s changed.

[@shevoy_000]

I totally agree

[@littlewigglemonster7691]

Most of them don’t ever really go anywhere. Cool idea and they peak very quickly because people want to do things to save the planet but don’t actually continue on with using it because it’s not the best and the business itself is not very sustainable. And once customers flake off business dwindles.

[@jin_cotl]

@@littlewigglemonster7691 I agree, it’s why most business startups fail

[@emulan6407]

fact is they dont, they use them for money to make videos

[@Cryptic141]

they definitely should

[@la_gobba_di_aigor]

In Italy we produce a lot of oil, and with the olive's bones people used to make a similar solution since wood was too expensive. I'm so happy to see it's doable in different and ecological ways👏👏👏

[@winnipegnick]

Ohh, they can probably biochar all of those olive pits and sell it right back to the famers. The heat produced to make the biochar could produce electricity for the Olive oil makers.

[@Henrik46]

"Olive's bones". That's a quirky way of saying olive pomace.

[@LailandiAdventures]

@@Henrik46 Olive bone is the pit of the olive. In Spain it's called the "hueso" which means bone and I assume it's similar in Italy.

[@OGYouTubeEnjoyer]

Firewood is free around here.

[@dragonrider269]

You can use horse shit to

[@dazedneptune]

“It’s not tiring. It’s just that I’m fat.” 😭 This man is precious.

[@sophial.6633]

I laughed so hard when he said that lol

[@gym_bob]

@@sophial.6633 Love it when people are able to laugh at themselves. We can all learn from that! God Bless this man!

[@soufianehamoumi6394]

I subbed for that

[@luisapaza317]

Tiene su carisma especial, jaja

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

Right but why is he doing it in the first place... hire someone

[@Sodys_eyy]

I would buy this in a blink of an eye. I would support small and honest business, save trees and eat meat with fruity aroma. Great deal. I hope this man’s business will grow

[@Purowalangkwenta]

I would buy this in a heartbeat. Just imagine the extra fruity flavors for your BBQ and you will save a lot of trees as well.

[@turcenoarthurjamil4364]

exactly

[@GameFuMaster]

i probably wouldn't be able to tell, but the tree saving aspect (since it costs the same) is worth it

[@katem6562]

In the uk we have something similar called coffee logs. It’s made from spent coffee grounds. It’s just as effective as wood if not better for wood burners. Not so good for open fires and BBQs.

[@andreahl3494]

IDK if it will still smell fruity because with all that time in the sun, I'm guessing some kind of fermentation will have happened. Or maybe it is stopped by some processes while making the cider? IDK. But yeah, it really will save a lot of trees. There's also one guy who made charcoal bricks (for cooking, firewood) out of coconut shells as an alternative to chopping down trees which decreased the possibility of a landslide happening. Edit: corrected increase to decrease.

[@rjaquaponics9266]

Have you ever smelt rotting decomposing fermenting fruit?

[@Budabaii]

I really like that he's just so stoked to have invented something, especially that he wouldn't mind if somebody was inspired to perfect the product.

[@skwarubwa7083]

I'm glad the video included the cider mill manager pointing out that while pomace is the waste product of cider making, pomace is not garbage and is used for compost and making cider. I imagine it also would make an acceptable animal feed, or as an addition to standard feed. Turning pomace into combustible logs is an ingenious innovation, and yet another application for what is a useful raw material.

[@gerardosalazar527]

It is a good animal feed but has to be used in small quantities and mixed w/ regular feed because it ferments and cows get drunk or have digestive problems

[@tcmcity51]

@@gerardosalazar527 yeah drunk cows are less of a problem ..they good

[@TheLazyass111]

@@tcmcity51 1 ton drunk grass puppies does not sound like a fun time, especially if it's a less friendly bull

[@P4hko]

@@gerardosalazar527 Pretty sure it's toxic in to high amount also due to the seeds in it that contains small amounts of cyanide. Give to much of it to animals and they will get sick.

[@rjaquaponics9266]

@@TheLazyass111 Yeah, one drunk grass puppy with explosive diarrhea!!!

[@chriswoolever]

This guy should be a national treasure, I hope his buisness is thriving!

[@ginnanchor6438]

The guy used some of his time on camera to praise her wife, what a champ my man

[@Atlashoss]

And they didnt cut it! i love it

[@OnibiTeru]

An inventor, a farmer and an awesome person. I hope his business grows! It makes sense since apples and pears are full of fibers, kind of like bark, so it burns. This would definitely be useful instead of chopping down trees which take YEARS to grow, while people end up with fruit waste all the time!

[@Thekilleroftanks]

anything can be burned and used as fuel. the reason most things arent is because they dont have much energy in the first place. wood and coal is used as fuel is because they have a lot of energy that can be used. this? i dont know. might work. however most of the wood that is used in the world helps the forest than anything else. the actual problem is the expansion of old styles of cattle farms.

[@wmman8256]

The problem with deforestation is that they cut everything down. That biomass is what keeps he soil from erosion and washing downhill and into the waterways, causing them to silt up. We waste 80% of the trees that are harvested and never replant to replace them. We must plant more than we harvest if it is to be sustainable.

[@boppins]

Cool guy. He's just having fun with his idea, doesn't care if someone else profits off of his work.

[@lejthetic3247]

True. God bless them

[@sophiestrano]

I feel like we should make statues of people like this! Farmers, inventors, honest daily hard workers with great souls who keep our world moving

[@kyleb9719]

Man this guy truly seems HAPPY.

[@inmybox100]

These types of people are amazing they are the ones that do all the hardwork in trying new ideas and just look at this husband and wife they just have love flowing out of them .

[@MileArgo]

Incredible the simplicity and happiness of that man capable of building something beautiful from nothing, something that is inside every Argentine. -Saludos desde Argentina

[@arthurbrown4984]

Don't forget about Argentina's genocide against the indigenous population and the slave trade, whites cannot Prosper unless they kill the people that inhabit the land and slaves build their Empires

[@manonmassari7771]

A brilliant idea. This man should get an award for saving trees.

[@drane1210]

I love how he compliments his wife such a lovely couple

[@MrFlexNC]

He should experiment with slopes of different degrees. Because the consistency is always about the same, the right slope could evenly spread out the sludge without any need of extra work. It would also make the process faster because for 1) the water gets drained quicker, and 2) if pointed south it has a more perpendicular position towards the sun

[@CrossCountryBR]

Don’t forget that Argentina is located in the southern hemisphere.

[@MrFlexNC]

@@CrossCountryBR damn you got me there

[@noahway13]

I imagine an engineer could go in there and work out the bugs in a few days.

[@wojciechbieniek4029]

What about dumping the pomace onto conical frames? They could be built very cheap, and it would increase the sunlit area and ventilation, providing better drying

[@lc9245]

I'm also concerned about rain. One afternoon of rain and that batch is wasted.

[@kristynkazumi]

I love the energy and happiness that joyful man exudes. He looks like he would give you a great hug.

[@heatherholmes6859]

Might want to try screened frames that can be elevated slightly to improve airflow and speed the drying process. Also, that must smell wonderful when burned, and likely adds a nice flavor to the food.

[@anguishedcarpet]

The flavor evaporates with the juices

[@kyh148]

@@anguishedcarpet I don't think so, there's probably a lot of flavour compounds that don't evaporate as easily as water

[@henryyu4987]

They can use the fruit pulp to produce biogas by feeding it in a biogas digester. The materials after extracting the biogas can be used as fertilizer.

[@आशीषसाहू-ख1ल]

That needs machinery. Because Biogas consists of Methane, Carbon dioxide, Hydrogen Sulphide and Ammonia. What we need is methane, which is in demand.

[@dodobird4155]

Producing biogas on big scale is big investition.

[@gercekkimlik5499]

Good point. Make biogas pots in every home with a big garden and then supply them with this organic matter.

[@rita7070]

@@gercekkimlik5499 that would probably be very dangerous

[@rodrigofoggiato]

Much, much, much more expensive option tho. :/

[@WaryJester]

I like this idea, other that replacing firewood for the simple fact that if you periodically clean up forests local to you, it can prevent excessive wildfire and make room for new growth. Firewood + this fruit log method would be a perfect balance in my opinion.

[@gercekkimlik5499]

This organic matter would be great to fight against desertification. You can just dump it on the desert or half desert soil and it will turn into a bush forest, theoretically. I saw one video about how orange peel turned a desert into a nice bushland. Many deserts are deserts not because of low rain, but because of poor soil which can't hold the water when it rains. Organic matter in huge amounts could help transform this soil.

[@staralioflundnv]

Here is the rub with growing in the desert: 1-SUSTAINABLE WATER; 2-favorabIe temperatures and weather cycIes; 3-varmit and pest controI; 4-transportation

[@Yung-plague]

@Ching Vang no genuis, but hes saying it could be a good idea for a GOVERNMENT to pick up on if they're looking for ways to fight desertification of certain regions, which many are.

[@wulf7463]

@Ching Vang You do know govts around the world fund this sort of thing right? All he did was mention an idea on reversing desertification and you come in acting like a 5 year old, it's time to grow up.

[@Yung-plague]

@@1qwertyrewq1 government workers are paid off the taxes of their people. Im american, i pay my politicians salaries, along with every other fiscally responsible american.

[@Yung-plague]

@@1qwertyrewq1 most likely yes, but they already have the money it would cost them.

[@Mushroom.Madness.]

This is so cool I worked for a company producing apple cider and the company was paying $$$$ to dump all their pulp straight into a landfill if I had the land to do this at the time I totally would have!

[@mrzstone]

This is so dope! I usually tend to steer away from videos where the subject revolves around any type of sludge but I was so fascinated how the genius of man is able to make lemonade out of lemons better yet charcoal out of apple sludge, by accident at that. Go Argentina!!!!

[@SuWoopSparrow]

I mean the world is more and more sludge. Go look around how much of your home is made of particle board and other such things

[@davidkermes376]

gotta admit, it's probably the best smelling sludge in the world....

[@MrMrannoying]

Tbh sludge could describe lots of things. Not all of them are gross, and can actually be held, like this pomace

[@DatHoodCook]

Genius! A real entrepreneur. He saw a problem and solved it! He's contributing to the green energy technology.

[@MrGray-dx8sw]

I'm not a tree hugger but I like the whole idea of taking something that's so called waste and turning it into something that can help out. I would like to see ALL NATIONS to look into something like this idea.

[@debbiemarquis3231]

Its mot waste ..it's discarded material..

[@henryettoit897]

@@Automedon2 shut up

[@nunyabiznes33]

I like ideas like this coz it's "efficient"

[@nelsonchinasamy9857]

@@Automedon2 you are absalutely correct. There are laws all over the world today protecting the environment because there are people out there who care about the only inhabitable planet we have. The term 'tree huggers is really an idiotic term'. With all the carbon that we release into the air today, we need trees to absorb the carbon, If we continue to deforest without any restrictions we can say goodbye to our very existence. So people plant a tree.

[@dementedone481022420]

They have ...there is no money in it ...

[@alfonsomunoz4424]

These two are my heros. That's the entrepreneurial spirit. Working hard, experimenting himself. Muy buen hecho!

[@grump1232]

I hope that they keep this up to save the planet

[@stephenlambert6407]

Because that’s what will save the planet 🤔

[@dazedneptune]

@@stephenlambert6407 it won’t, but it’s a good alternative to cutting down trees. And that’s worth rooting for :)

[@stephenlambert6407]

@@dazedneptune they still are cutting down the trees, the biologs are not changing the lumber industry, we got to stop confusing a feel good story with real results

[@merxellus1456]

@@stephenlambert6407 NoThis is worst.. using it as Compose would help the planet wayy more.. The Biot method might make him money but the amount of trees saved doesnt even nearly equates to the CO2 produced when burned.. Rather then used it on compose as fertiliser to help plants grow..

[@lambdalambdalambdaa]

Lol. I guess you don't realize how much they would have to produce to even make a significant impact.

[@JoshuaAttat]

I really enjoyed watching this; the man's so inspiring & full of life.

[@hanaluong2672]

My first reaction is that they can make compost out of it. But maybe making it into logs would be more profitable? If you BBQ those apple/pear logs, the meat may taste really nice?

[@MakeItWithCalvin]

It offers another path for the waste, which is good!

[@axa897]

No it taste simular to wood all the flavour of apple is gone with juice . If you do not tell peole you use it for BBQ nobody would taste a difference.

[@chriskwakernaat2328]

making logs is faster than composting. he needs a good press to get most of the water out , it will speed up production a lot. If he really wants to take this further, using machines is the only way. and he could probably use a farmer's sludge tank behind the tractor to move it from the factory to the farm..

[@MakeItWithCalvin]

@@chriskwakernaat2328 and nothing is stopping you from composting the logs either, it is a good long rot item.

[@shirayuukiakari8910]

Great mentality and personality 2. have a sense of humour, 3. give credit to his wife who helps him as if it's a reflex for him to do it in midst of talking abt the things that he's doing 4.down to earth abt his ways 5. dosen't have greed for fame as he dosen't care if people know or not it's him who started it, just want to leave smthg meaningful behind in his life.... Now this man just raise my standard

[@SeanOHanlon]

The pomace can also be used to feed worms (which produce awesome fertilizer) or turned into Biochar and returned to the soil.

[@FloridaGirl-]

Totally! If you are a gardener we know this is a great resource. I always compost the pulp pomace fron my juicer!

[@SeanOHanlon]

Also: Mixing Bamboo and Coconut waste with Algae as the binding agent would make awesome (hot and long-lasting) briquettes.

[@snarkymcsnarkles3493]

thats about the best use for it that ive seen here so far. most of these idiots dont realize apple, and other stone fruits seeds and pits contain cyanide. Its not a good idea to cook off of it or use it indoors im sure....

[@gbenselum]

Yo need half the worms of the earth to eat that amount of waste

[@Orpilorp]

Jane here. What a great entrepreneur! He is taking the mounds and mounds of pulp and turning it into a goldmine. And we what a delightful couple they are. May they have great success.

[@BenjaminVestergaard]

The title reminded me of what my physics teacher used to say; "everything can burn, the difference is at what temperature"... Water needs a whole lot of temperature, so it's more practical to let it evaporate and let things get dry. And before someone says that metal doesn't burn, I would recommend looking into magnesium and thermite powder... There's no doubt it ignites easier than water... and once the fire has started, it's a real challenge to extinguish it.

[@nozrep]

excellent innovation! In America we have these similar things called “fireststarters” or fire helpers that are meant for modern type of fireplaces but which do not have a natgas line built in. They are made out of wood pulp trash, I think, and smell like musty paper and pine trees! I use them every winter. What a great idea to now also make them out of pomace fruit byproducts!

[@ThePickledsoul]

If you took that product, threw it into an airtight retort chamber that can get up to 400 degrees, you could get biogas that could run a generator and produce electricity, bio-crude to make liquid fuel, and charcoal. Why not get 2 more products out of the stuff you're going to burn anyways?

[@fanyoktavia1703]

they old... maybe not have skill/knowledge to start electricity bussiness or other dangerous stuff. their solution suit them. I mean hidrolic press will make this bio log process alot of faster, 1 day instead week drying up. still they choose more manual labor. + marketing issue, they have 100 metric tons because a contract

[@shefalig93]

That's for you and me to do. He innovates as per the resources available to him. He's happy if people upgrade his innovation and make the process more sustainable and profitable.

[@xXxSkyViperxXx]

hes just happy he can spread this thing he invented so someone can at least eventually build on what he started

[@AllenHanPR]

Sounds to me the factory needs to partner with the guy to find a solution and they can share the profits. This guy looks like he enjoys finding the solution.

[@walli6388]

The factory already has uses for it. Like the guy says: heating, animal feed and vinegar.

[@maridelacroix1998]

Amazing! Kudos to Jose Alberto Aramberri for his initiative, intelligence, positivity and good humor! We definitely need more people like him in the world! :) Though it is sad to see that, in a world where millions starve to death, fruit is discarded just because they're not up to the standards of the privileged people who can actually afford to buy them. Also, congratulations to Marcelo Garcia. I'm glad to see that at least some solutions are being found to save trees, to substitute wood, even if in small quantities, and to help Mother Nature. ❤️

[@troyclayton]

Love him relaxing with his mate near the end. A well deserved drink! Thanks for the video!

[@ycooper2015]

What a gem of a man. Thanks for sharing his story!

[@DLKUNATHIII]

I love this old man, good on you, saving the planet and having a great time as well!

[@skittles3310]

This man is really a treasure and genuinely a genius to have created all that he has done.

[@clanpsi]

BBQ with an apple aroma sounds amazing. If it's the same price as wood and burns the same, I can't see why one wouldn't want to use this.

[@austingibson9291]

I love this. If I lived there I'd be a paying customer.

[@divyanshdwivedi9751]

Just imagine the fruit smell when it will be burn what a wonderful thing it would be 😘😘

[@allthingstoallmen8912]

Such a beautiful spirit and personality. This is the type of businessman we absolutely NEED to succeed. I'm rooting for you Jose!

[@jeremiasrobinson]

I hope this video helps their business.

[@claudioolivaressalazar6209]

Man this is a really good idea, it can stop in some grade the deforestation.

[@nelpe9703]

Brilliant! That's what the environment needs, people who turn waste -in this case refuse- into something useful with he resources they have at hand till they can improve the process or progress 💖❣️🥰

[@garrysaudiboy5004]

even they improve his invention ,, it will remain on his name.. he has a good heart like jadam technoly in SOUTH KOREA willing to give his knolege to share the wisdom given by our almighty GOD...

[@DaranDragon]

Anyone have more info on this guy and company? I'd like to send him an email but I can't find anything on Google. Even a website would be helpful.

[@TheOtherShoreOutdoors]

Google for " sidrera la delicia " the cider company, contact the manager there, and ask for the contact number of the inventor. Translate it to spanish before sending the email. Cheers!

[@AMBOSS_Silesia]

What a positive man! I hope he'd get better with his business and can affect the wood consumption. It would be great and will have great impact on firewood industry.

[@rasulovmisha577]

He needs to create a fund-raising charity for his business to grow. I bet it would help

[@joshsandquist6917]

I particularly love the idea. And image the smell would be quite fragrant and pleasing as they burned.

[@आशीषसाहू-ख1ल]

He should mix pomace with sawdust to make it more combustible and can be easily dried in sunlight.

[@clashtwo5066]

“I experiment with the pomace because I can” HELL YEAH BROTHER GOD BLESS THE FARMERS

[@Taegreth]

Very happy for this guy. It's always a good feeling to see benefits from recycling in some way.

[@xrapaxroupas]

That genuine smile and positive attitude will get you a long way in life. Genius solution, sustainable, creates a new revenue stream for two different businesses and solves a bottleneck thus increasing productivity and efficiency of the juice business.

[@masterxiong7368]

This is a great idea. Just needs to be scaled up. Great way to use a product that would of just been tossed. Making logs out of the leftover pulp is a great idea

[@InfraSolart]

This guy is great. He doesn't even overstate his invention and tells you his honest beliefs.

[@schdifn4025]

Maybe pressing out the water to a certain amount before sundrying it...maybe using its own mass to safe power (some sort of huge coffee filter) Or just press the hell out of it in the first place so it becomes solid imediatly (maybe with some natural burnable binder) PS . my father presses sawdust into woodbricks in his carpentery ...no glew whatsoever ..they burn much longer than dust of course (and don't explode😉) and safe huge amounts of space (maybe add some solar panels if considering that)

[@JS-zb1vv]

Genius!! Solving a problem!! This guy should get an award!

[@308dad8]

I’m always happy to see waste reduction. It’s also thrown into use as animal feed. Yeah it could be compressed and dried and used for fuel. Use it how your local needs dictate.

[@mohiburrahman5055]

I love his cheerful spirit and his concern for leaving something behind.

[@nouseforaname5378]

This is a killer idea

[@petersanders5321]

A simple and perfect solution. With the bonus of added flavors to cooking-what's not to like? Also admire the guy's sense of humor and humility. Nice job, all-around.

[@chris.76256]

Man if José went to the U.S. like Texas or something he'll be making money in the truckloads probably

[@onelovegirly]

I love this guy and his philosophy of thinking. We need more companies like him to keep growing!!!!

[@FontaineLovers]

he can use hydraulic press to remove the water and hardening it

[@richperkins5192]

That’s how a well balanced and tuned in to nature lifestyle looks on a human. Absolutely beautiful

[@richpaydirt]

Definitely a work in progress. Very labor intensive as is and probably couldn’t be sold globally unless in were processed and dried CLEANLY indoors away from pests and contaminants.

[@connorhlane]

Este hombre da Felicidad. Que su negocio vaya bien.

[@kenneybis1097]

This is so awesome, the fruit logs also make an excellent snack for hiking or emergency rations. 😋

[@agusmarsono2421]

this guy should be awarded as an inventor

[@GentleFD25]

What an amazing power couple, if this was available where I lived I would buy in a heartbeat (even though I don't have much use for fires LOL) maybe they can try selling to campgrounds?

[@mikeperth8027]

He is one of the most jovial gentlemen I've seen. Good on him for being so happy.

[@anthonymarquez6493]

Would it speed up the drying process by using asphalt or concrete? Curious and maybe a dark color to help absorb more? Can mirrors help also?

[@fdgaibor]

Sure they will, I was thinking about it too, but as he said, he is still testing, he may find a better way soon

[@kfl611]

I was thinking silicon mesh mats, like in paper making.

[@ClassicGamingPortal]

I gotta give this Man props he definitely wants to leave more of a legacy for others to follow but i overall the idea is just plain genius.

[@cyankirkpatrick5194]

Just another use in the R section in the recycling effort a sign should say don't waste. Animal feed sounds good also

[@sarahfitzpatrick4366]

This is great! But his comment in the beginning "it's not tiring, it's just that I'm fat." Had me in tears 😂

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[@beowulf1417]

This stuff would be PERFECT for BBQ. Add to that he's working on other ways to use the waste on top of the already available uses the brewery guy mentioned, this is some great news. Even for someone making ciders at home you could use your own waste for smaller examples like the vinegar or even just smaller logs for smoking meats. Lots of possibilities with this.

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[@rjptrucking4598]

Yeaaaaa you know thats really good cattle feed

[@danilobmalitjr8339]

My pigs would love that

[@rjptrucking4598]

It's really good animal feed

[@snakedoktor6020]

Glad to see someone doing something with it besides feed.

[@danilobmalitjr8339]

@@rjptrucking4598 I know right, If my pigs eat that just imagine how good tasting they will be come harvest time

[@katydeaner9795]

Maybe feed to song birds & squirrels like suet cakes? If there's bugs & worms in it= more protein.

[@tarajoyce3598]

So many places need a fire wood/charcoal alternative. Haiti for example. Brilliant👏

[@yshaundamcduffie3172]

I love the idea do you think adding something straw or wood grain chips or something like that would help to stretch it out or help it absorb even more moisture from the fruit. Keep up the good work 😍

[@alex22tp]

good idea!

[@someturkishguy8638]

As someone else suggested, coconut dust from coconut shells may help. This would also make sure no trees are cut down

[@joe.d52]

I'm in Australia and have a small beef cattle farm and feed my cattle apple pulp from a local apple cider producer. Cows love it, it's like ice cream for them. They have never been healthier, calves fatten quicker than just grass It's a win, win and great way to use a byproduct and help the environment.

[@kylelangley8818]

I remember when they did a story on this in Kenya. The villagers made fire logs from scrap papers to power the community. Wonder if they sold excess yield to neighboring villages. 💭

[@TTOS69]

I would think that would be such a treat for animals as a feed! He should have no problem with selling it for that! plus it's healthy and sweet!

[@McSlobo]

I was kinda also thinking about why this isn't as a food for some animals. Is it fermented already? Or, at least to my knowledge, broken apple seed will produce cyanide in our tummies but don't know about e.g. cows.

[@GusCraft460]

As an idea for potentially speeding up drying and thereby increase production, why not use a biót log fire to dry the pomace? I don’t know how much of an effect it would have, but if a certain amount of biót can dry more than twice the amount of pomace to replace it then it would speed up production.

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[@AnnasPetiteChouette]

They said the fruit logs burn similar amounts of carbon as wood and some people might take that as a reason not to switch but you need to consider how many trees are being saved from being cut down and we all know the importance trees play in keeping the atmosphere in balance

[@darthverminates9708]

Yep, and drying wood into charcoal takes even more. Can't just use the sun.

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