Boucherie Revolution in Nepal

January 25, 2007
Our bamboo plant at work. It is simple. It can be carried by one person. It is environmentally benign, low cost, manually operated and most importantly locally produced. It is Abari's another brain child. All thanks to our research expert Nripal and Ramkrishna (shown in the picture). Once a few technical problems are sorted out, the system will be ready to market soon. This is the first time in Nepal, a low cost treatment plant is developed. Just like the success of biogas plants in Nepal, Abari team is hoping, this plant also will gain prominence. Good bye to timber, steel and iron. Bamboo is here to stay.
 
 

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Comment by Jan Van Bilsen

February 12, 2007 @ 7:24 am

What kind of product do ou use to inject the Bamboos ?? Timbor ?? Borax ??
Neem related products ??
At what concentrations and mixtures ??

Jan Van Bilsen
Managua
Nicaragua

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