We are well aware of the maxim ‘wherever there is human activity, there will be generation of waste’!  Which is, perhaps, the reason we look at all possible avenues of waste accumulation and do our best to offer our products and services.

In this blog, we are going to talk about agricultural universities. These universities deal with farming and its products.  These temples of learning dedicate themselves to agricultural education and research and deliver the research products to the farmer through the government. They also perform topography cropping, dry farming, rainfall assessment, etc.  The agricultural products they handle vary with the region where they are located and these include rice, jowar, groundnut, sugarcane, cotton, pulses, sunflower, wheat, etc.

Breeder seeds are developed in the course of research, which are offered to farmers for better yield and income.

In the process, considerable amount of waste plants and seeds are also generated. These have neither any nutritional value nor can they be used as food.  These have to be disposed of, so that they do not get mixed up with breeder seeds.

Haat has supplied incinerators for this application for many years all over the country.  The models given are GD and ADR and the universities where these incinerators are working stretch from Tamil Nadu, to Karnataka in the South to Manipur in the North East.

It may sound a strange application, but as we said in the beginning, there are always possibilities of waste generation, wherever there is human activity.

These universities keep calling us to install our incinerators in different locations because they find these systems to be

-        Of good quality

-        Durable

-        Performing well

-        Doing the job given to them efficiently

-        Economical to buy and to use

We provide regular AMC and non-AMC service to these installations along with supply of required spares from time to time.