Conventional
method of chipping, leaving behind "chunky" biomass which requires time
to decay.
This
will delay land preparation especially these biomass need further breaking down
through mechanical means. (eg.- rotovation). Replanting is therefore delayed
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Longer
period to decay will result in breeding ground for rhinoceros beetles.
Pulverisation
leaves behind fine biomass which are quite evenly spread and can break down into
nutrients easily. (N, P, K, Mg and Ca).
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Pulverisation
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Heat
generated by the evenly spread biomass will suppress weed growth and save in chemical
spray.
Field
is very much cleaner as compared with conventional chipping.
