Eco India: An innovation incubator lab at IIT-Delhi may have found an alternative to stubble burning
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ธ.ค. 2018
- Every week, Eco India brings you stories of innovations from across India and Europe, and the people who make them possible. Our top story looks at how an innovation incubator lab at IIT-Delhi is working with farmers in Haryana and Punjab to prevent the burning of crop residue, and instead make it profitable.
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I think getting them a contract with the Indian railways or the government canteens where disposable plates are used will help them to reach profitability
great idea!
I fully agree with you. Water bottles are also given by rail neer, which can be curtailed.
Please take patent right for this technology .
@@jayjoseph794 is type se pura would me bhut log bane rhaye hai ...jin me se me bhi ek hu ...but me Rice husk se bane rha hu
@@HDDmovie66 what is rice husk?
scroll never disappoints..great initiative by these young engineers...
rahil these straw are sprayed with Monsanto pesticides that cause cancer, so think about its implications....
Thomas Ranjit true but atleast something has been started
@@thomasranjit8897 what can be a solution to that?
then even its harmful for cattles
and even we eat those pesticides in food
it is simply that we have to stop using pesticides not such startups
I belong a farmer family if anyone ready to start this business with me
I thought of it some 2years back but cost was not adding up, would love to see their approach. I pray that they achieve success in this project.
Appreciations, for the thought!
What about pesticides in the stubble ??? U never thought about it, right ??
@@thomasranjit7781 Or making non polluting (except from the pesticides) bio ethanol of the straws instead.
Massive government backing they need
They won't encourage only or they'll encourage till elections
No they don't, if it's profitable than no need for govt.
@@vaibhavgupta20 Yes..true.. and it's difficult initially for them..
@@mangalaprasad4055 then it would be slow start. But finished product must be able to sell.
@@vaibhavgupta20 Yes..there must be good marketing then
देश के युवा वैज्ञानिकों को हार्दिक बधाई ! यह टेक्नॉलजी दूरदराज़ के गांवों तक पंहुचेगी तभी इसका लाभ देश को मिलेगा |
These young mens need assistance from govt. to work this idea for larger mass.
They have an idea to solve #StubbleBurning
Let's support them.
Y do we keep asking govt to take such initiative, rather than onus of reducing pollution is on us to right being responsible citizens to take ownership of betterment of India as whole. Arent we as literate citizens contributing and initiate such a process to help Kriya to alleviate the problem of Stubble burning. At the end of the day it wud benefiting us if we live in a healthy environment so lets shell out and put some efforts here to rather than only ideating and asking govt for every thing.
All these crops are sprayed with Monsanto pesticides that cause cancer, and now with those stubble U make cups and saucers..... what a joke..
@@thomasranjit8897 Sorry if I am wrong, if pesticides causes cancer, why are they spraying on eatables? Is it a good idea?
@@thomasranjit8897 Sir I see you are outrageously replying to every comment on this issue. If you dont mind i am curios to know how do you think that the same pesticide when sprayed on the crops which we eat doesnt give us cancer. But a byproduct of the crop will give us cancer.
In south we feed them to cattle, no one burns it
@Imran Khan no wonder there is so much pollution up north.
All of it or part of it @Vamsi sir
Deeshabh Sharma all of it brother
In North we also feed it to cattle but stuble quantity is so huge that we have to burn it. Plus the time frame to sow next crop is so less that burning stuble is the most economical way.
(Why time frame is so less?) because punjab gov and haryana gov banned farmers to plant paddy crop before 20 July to conserve water.
With the limited knowledge that I have in agriculture, I believe there is acute shortage of cattle fodder in South India. I am not sure though.
Future millionaires because they are smart and did awesome job for farmers and for environment. We need more ideas and people like this
Great work by this guys😍 i define this as real patrotisum
Trying to fight against pollution. This is one kind of serving nation
Scroll. In always does good works.. Keep doing
6:37 I never knew Arijit Singh is so talented that apart from singing he has technical skill.😅
Hahahahahhahahahahahahahhahahahaha
Fix a big screen infront of parliament and Project it. Hopefully it may awake their Conscience.
No it won't. They don't care for the things which wouldn't provide them votes. As long as public will not understand the seriousness and create a pressure group large enough to change or affect the election results, I don't think it is going to change.
Nice
Great Job:
If you want to solve India’s problems then innovate !! It brings revolution !!!
Awesome. They are just turning sand into gold.
Still we need more innovative companies like this. We have ample unresolved problems in our country.....
Why can't a Indian university or company found a solution to The Holiest Ganga pollution and Hussainsagar or Musi river pollution in Hyderabad.
They should compete in finding solutions to such problems in stead of compete in scams or politics.
Good luck and blessings to you ,Guys!!! Simply Amazing !!!!
Its great idea guys both farmers and Delhi public get rid out of air pollution and I'm really happy to see this innovation. Also youth gonna wark on it. Keep it up guys
Great work... Both central and state governments should come forward to support u.... Keep going this way..
This way we can make agriculture profitable to farmers ....👍👍👍👍
Not all the heroes have stars on their shoulders ... mindblowing ... A big thumbs up to the young engineers for their innovation and scroll for the amazing content 👍
Thank you as a citizen of delhi
I am a student of class 11
I am also working on this project and i found that if we boil rice straw into naoh then it will get soften and converted into pulp easily as compared to soaking it into water
Hats off to there effort.you are real engineers.
Great initiative
We need people who think about nature conditions otherwise disaster not very far
It should be done by large factory's and made available to the people also. Thanks for the team who made it work.
This is so wonderful
There is much potential in the straw.
We should make use of it. And not just burn which is Not Vedic and life supporting.
May be you should give a presentation to the agriculture minister and farming leaders.
I find the farmers to be very sensible and sensitive-
They just need to know and understand the truth of the matter and the many possibilities.
Bio gas
Bio feed for cattle
Bio cellulose for paper and disposable products.
Etc.
Kudos to these guys. Great work!
I am glad that there are positive Indian youths as well. IIT Delhi people are the real heroes. JNU people should learn from them.
India needs u people ❤️
Great initiative, hopefully it will provide some respite
Keep it up the world needs people like you.
This what for engineers are made. Real world solutions finder and innovators. Gr8 work
good job guys ...hats off to these guys
Great work ! I would love to buy the machine !
If it is cheaper than plastic counterparts then this must be in marcket soon.....
Wow you ppl are real heros of our Country
इसे प्रमोट करना बहुत ज़रूरी है,और लोग eco-friendly चीज़ों को खरीदे तो ये startup successful होगा और pollution से भी छुटकारा मिलेगा।इसके लिये UN भी फण्ड दे सकता है।
Great Work ! I would like to see this product being used at large scale. One Quick Question : Does chemical treatment during processing cause environmental damage? and its scale
Amazing work
lots of love and best wishes to you all
& great initiative guys 🙏
Hats off to these guys
Great initiative 🙏
U guys doing wonderful job thank you
@scroll - Is there any contact detail of this team ?
Very useful , essential , Innovation
Brilliant idea and the government should be all ears to hear them up
No, not govt. But private companies. That will help attract private companies.
Awesome
Great initiative
Keep on going my dear Friend
Along with other waste stream we have started a two ton rice straw treatment facility at Kohlapur and this will be blended with press mud to produce bio gas to bio cng. Will be sold to local car drivers with conversion kit.
Aap k project pr video h to link btaiye... Any video available on your project then provide video link
Brilliant
All the best
I would like to get in touch with kriya labs🙂
Great contribution bro keep rocking
u guys are done great job.
Scroll India you are doing the greatest work for the nation.. i support your team from the bottom of my heart..
Great initiative team IITD kriyas. If anytime you need more support money wise awareness wise, please reply here. However I m already spreading the words. Thank you so much guys!
I'm also keen to start this type of project at own field in Haryana .. can i gat help?
Keep it up !
Nice solution sir
It's not only going to solve stubble burning but also help us in reduction of usage of plastic which will inreturn help us.
The same technique is used in Thailand also to convert the crops stubble into some tableware products.. and there is a youtube video where they were saying that India import their crops stubble pulp for production of tableware in india.
Well this project will helpful for the farmers and will be helpful to reduce air pollution in central India, specially Delhi.
I saw that right now :)
awesome video....appreciate the subtle Game of thrones reference at 0:06
Superb work guy's
Good work guys
great innovative idea if you have products will buy
Awesome guys
God bless 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Good initiative, Bros, 👍🏼
And through this we can also eradicate plastic problem from environment
IRCTC can be the best medium for the end product to be used.
Good job 👍
this straw can even be simply powdered to use in eco friendly construction. straw powder mixed with clay and cow dung can be shaped into bricks. that will save the cost of so many process in making it a pulp and making disposable cutlery. it will still have to be "disposed" !! whereas making bricks out of it can be a permanently used in building eco friendly homes. Shredded straw can be used to make ropes and can be used to make mats , tents, carpets. these straws can be reused with minimum processing if used in this way. no need of any machinery except for dry grinding them into a powder or shredding them to a wool kind of consistency to make ropes out of it.
Oh my Lord , the plates look so good !!
Why aren't these the new gen Z things!
We need these plates to replace all the plastic plates asap
Hi can I know the cost of installation of this project ?
Superurb guys, u came up with such a good solution
Scroll, why is even a 7 minute documentary feels so dragging? This is a feeling I have in all your videos. Please have a tighter script with more technical details.
Guys great initiative.....do study the leaching of pesticides into food when served on these plates.....for this study make sure you take the stubble with highest pesticide content as well to see the effectiveness of your washing systems.
Still don't worry.....make designer ware from it, may be an even higher profit margin product.....or even see if the textile industry may be interested in the fibrous pulp.
Book binding cardboard, noise dampening pads for hollow walls or cubicles, compressed writing pads or clipboard etc
Particle board manufacturers could may be use your pulp in minor concentrations and reduce wood pulp....may be profitable for them....
Very good idea 💪
Thanks for uploading 👍🏼👍🏼
Hats off
Good job
To good, kya es project k bare me or achhe se information mil sakti h ????👍
Infact I had the same thought and I even started working on it. Almost there. But just saw someone is already working on it. Great initiative guys. Keep it up. And I would like to be part of the team.
Have you achieved your goal?
hey
Koi or raha h, to hm nhi krenge.
Saare log Ronaldo BN jayenge,Goal hi Dagenge.
Paas nhi denge..
Pls tell manufacturing unit cost..to install..
Great effort and this is sustainable, wishing you folks all success, however, unless a public policy is advented to harness the usage of disposable plates, cups, straws and incentivising cluster of industries, this will be a far dreams, hoping for a great days !
Where are these products available to buy??
Is it also the solution of Spent mushroom substrate problem among mushroom farmers?
I want to start this business in my village so please can you give datails about this things
Keep it up
Love the content
The contract with Pvt. Hotels ,school canteens,road side dabhas,temples,churches, masjids , ashrams all over India, all the bus terminals where the canteens are available, all restorants etc
It's seems interesting..
Good one guys
Where can I buy the products they produce?
I am interested to buy the macine of pulp creater and plate maker. How much it cost me. Can you tell me.
We can also compress them and Convert like charcoal also . Benefit for Environnent and economically
hello sir , we try this way to make plate , bowl , glass etc. & we succeed , but unable to hold water that container , for this problem which chemical we should used !!???
We young india is almost to development in a healthy environment way
@Bloom Berg forest kaha hai...
These types of eco friendly products should be in market. But first we need to ban plastic .
I need to know manufacturing processes
It seems that just tilling in the residual material after harvest would enrich the soil and help it retain moisture. But maybe they are planting in rapid succession, so the material would use up too much carbon. They could also harvest it and use it for mulch between the rows once it's pulverized. India has some amazing soil.
You are right. It's already well known that the main reason farmers resort to stubble burning there is because they have to plant the next crop quickly to get the yield before winter gets harsh. The problem is more of time management than disposal.
When you say chemicals, this method is already there for ages. We have just changed the raw material to rice straw. We need something where we do not use chlorine agents for bleaching. If you guys are not bleaching its fine otherwise its same business of paper mill but just different model.
what are cons?
1 point i see; i see lot of water and electricity still needed. india/delhi already struggles with water resources,