Compost Made Out Of Coconut Husks

What happens to the coconut husks after the coconut is taken out?

In this video, you can see how the husks are removed from the coconuts without any sort of machinery. The question is, what happens to the husks after the coconut is removed?

Traditionally, the husks are usually left behind because coconut oil producers don't have a use for them. This means that the husks are piled up and left behind only to take up space that could be used for farming and it also creates a breeding ground for snakes.

With Baraka that's not the case. Our partner, Ava Virgin Coconut, makes sure the husks serve a purpose and they are turned into different products including compost, planting pots for seedlings, and even other coconut trees.

This is another reason to love Baraka Coconut Oils! Visit https://bit.ly/3gVM9sP to get your no-waste, naturally organic Baraka Coconut Oils!


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