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I need information on a rice hull supplier

20 years ago

I am looking for a rice mill or any supplier who sells rice hulls. I use the hulls to keep my compost piles from becoming wet and sour. I also use hulls in my small family chicken house. I would prefer to pick the hulls up in pickup truck loads in the Mississippi or Alabama area.

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cactusfreak
20 years ago
Found this one will keep looking

Here is a link that might be useful: rice hulls
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