Product obtained by an appropriate treatment of cereals straw

A structural biocomposite material that incorporates small strands of agricultural straw, typically non-wood cellulosic straws, such as cereal grain straw.

Rice straw works well as a mulch for winter grain, and the straw of winter grain works best for the rice.

The invention relates to a method for preparing absorptive substances from lignocellulosic materials, such as straw of cereal plants, peels or hulls of cereal grains, plant leaves, bagasse, jute or wood chips.

In Jane Austen’s time, wool, straw from cereal crops, heather and feathers were also used to stuff mattresses.

Unlike other parts of Europe where thatched roofs are made from water reeds, traditional thatching in the UK and Ireland uses straw from cereal crops.