Cow dung, an Indian fuel
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Matpie presents the first Indian report. The use of cow dung as a mean to keep warm or to cook meals derives from a very ancient practice. Within the rural and traditional India, representing 80% of the population, cow dung is manipulated daily in order to obtain fuel...a unique case of sustainability with a handy crafted product.
Not only fuel but also food
Ew
Thanks. That was nearly everything I needed to know about the manufacture of dung cakes.
@Good Boy hmm, lol you call her an idiot yet don't know what dung cakes are.
Cow dung is also used in Nigeria as fuel & house paint.
One western tourist was standing by this wall , looking all confused . Village person asked him what you staring at for last one hour and he said , I am thinking how the indian cows poop on wall in such an order ?
Traditional Indian food very good 😂😂😂😂👍
I saw a video where cow dung is used for cooking and parathas are directly roasted in the cowdung fuel. It may look gross for some. But cowdung compared to other animals is a dung of a grass eating animal and is expected to be quiet clean. But personally, I prefer the paratha to be fried in a pan.
This is what Mars bars are made from.
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super pooper
Thanks sir for informations
Works well.
Mars bars keep them alive like kasoori methi
Cool video! Very informative
Thats the shit 💩 😆 🤣
This is not misery! This fuel is non pollutant fuel; saving on Global Warming 1. efficient use of natural product. Discharges the Carbon taken from nature back to nature. 2. Saves trees otherwise cut to use as fuel. This is much better fuel to "Modern Natural Gas" releasing unwanted carbon tucked away by nature centuries ago.
Enjoy your parasites crawling in your body.
Affirmative, indeed....
@@CloudOmegaVII Cloud VII Every living human has a microbiome, and it's not defined as a parasite if it exists at the hosts benefit....
when there is no globe then there is not warming.
do you eat food prepared by dung?
Cow shit is 80% rich in hexane, that's why they're obsessed with it
One way to utilise cow waste. Great video.
Workshop well. Thanks and take care.
Hi
I am making a documentary in India on cows and their benefits etc. I am wondering if I can use part of your video. probably 4-10 seconds. Proper credit will be given. Thank you.
Hello, there is no problem, you can use the parts of the video that you need. Let me know. Thanks
This is amazing
Nothing like the sweet taste of cow poop in my food. Yummy!
Using cow dung as fuel is good but eating it now
Also by burning one of those it keep the mosquitoes away!!!!!!just saying
If life gives you lemons, make lemon juice
@Good Boy en.wikipedia.org/wiki/When_life_gives_you_lemons,_make_lemonade#:~:text=When%20life%20gives%20you%20lemons%2C%20make%20lemonade%20is%20a%20proverbial,into%20something%20positive%20or%20desirable.
@Good Boy you didnt bother looking at the link did you? Troll
@Good Boy dumb paragraphs? A bit dense of you but here, you can focus on just one.
"When life gives you lemons, make lemonade is a proverbial phrase used to encourage optimism and a positive can-do attitude in the face of adversity or misfortune. Lemons suggest sourness or difficulty in life; making lemonade is turning them into something positive or desirable. "
Also, Lemons are useless? Seems like you cognitive abilities haven't full matured, you did finally say "phrase" at the very end, so you did learn something. Cheers
Perfect recycling
It's an Indian fuel, building material, food, skin ointment, medicine, for holy worship
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I knew it!
Thanks and come again
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@cococoua1 Hi Sir, do you own the footage? What can we do to use this footage? Thanks
This clip is very old... And now its done by very less ppl... And obviously its not own by him
Great video. We waste too much in the West
This is a real wealth of Indian, don't use aboard gas and invention for machine to cow dung cake
How this is sustainable?
@Good Boysustainability is more about effective response to repetitive work flow than costs
We lived like this for millenniums. Why do you think it is not sustainable?
@@myspace1876 im talking about contamination when it is used in a massive way, the example you give is not a massive practice, so I could conclude that it has a limited amount of users or maybe not, and this could be a daily practice in most cattle owners and be sustainable in a mass use.
@@TommWayfarer LPG become popular in India only during the last 2 decades. Everybody was using firewood or cowdung before that.
@@TommWayfarer industrial scale agriculture and urbanization is the cause of climate change. We lost trees and hence the pollution.
I'm indians and i make this
heard the monotone boring sound of the narrator and immediately clicked off the video, are you trying to put me to sleep. 0/5 didn't watch more than 24 seconds
Im proud to be indian. This is our culture. I always play cow dung during my childhood. I love the smell of it.
xtreamee Cus you are all fucking crazy
Wtf
taste good too? monster
@@stonesoundjam Yes ofcourse it is better and eating animals like Damons
Hahaha you also eat cow dung
Where I can donate my own 💩
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மாட்டைகொன்றுதின்னசொல்லும்கூட்டமே பாருங்கள்மாடுதெய்விகமானதுஎன்பதுபுரியும்
Nahhh holy? Nahhhh. Food? Yess
sorry #mom
Crazy
Not really. It was once common practice in America as buffalo/bison chips and cow pies were easy to come by. The animals subsist on mostly plant matter like grasses. When they poop it out, it comes out processed down to a concentrated mass of individual plant fibers, making them an excellent clean burning fuel with quite a bit of stored energy that can be harnessed through burning. Dried grass on its own is useless as fuel, even as tinder, without a significant amount of processing. Animals are a great way to harness an otherwise unuseable, but endless, resource. They do all the work for you.
They’re basically nature’s charcoal. Being a charcoal burner was a lot of work.
this would've more than likely been practiced by the ancestors of Europeans too who came from the Steppes of Ukraine 5,000 years ago, where there aren't many tree's to use wood for fuel, this is a brilliant work around it.
Well my farm in Europe began producing them last year and it's actually a really good fuel , like someone said here it's pretty much charcoal and also burns a bit longer then wood and we have recently been selling them to a biomass company that makes electricity so yea it's a really good resource , even in today's modern world. Not crazy at all young lady
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OMG i was wucking ulti making ...shiit man
Yuck' have bacteria and germs from the dung shit..ur hands will be itchy
Disgusting ! 😆
POO IN THE LOO
This is African not Asian
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