The composite is made like the others, with plastic as a binder, but the material being held together is rice hulls from farms a few miles down the road from the manufacturing plant, Sales Director ...

Rice traditionally has its inedible outer hull removed. Brown rice gets its color from the bran and germ layer of rice, according to Healthline. White rice is the same grain with the hull ...

In Asia, oxen typically do the threshing by trampling the rice laid out before them. Milling then removes each grain's hull to reveal the part of the rice plant that eventually ends up in our mouths.

If you don't know what rice hulls are, don't fret, not many of us see them. They're a by-product of rice harvesting and can be cleverly repurposed to support soil health and struc ...

The composite is made like the others, with plastic as a binder, but the material being held together is rice hulls from farms a few miles down the road from the manufacturing plant, Sales ...