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Made from carbonized millet and millet bran

Mayon Turbo Millet Husk Stove and Bokashi Fertilizer

Submitted by Tom Miles on April 7, 2006 - 08:45
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Mayon Turbo Millet Husk Stove and Bokashi
Roger Samson, REAP Canada April 2006

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