Husks, shells, branches, and other leftovers from are used to make agrowaste briquettes. The waste is compacted into solid blocks called briquettes rather than being thrown away or burned. Compared to coal or firewood, they are easier to handle, burn more effectively, and produce less dust and smoke. Agrowaste briquettes are utilized extensively in boilers, boilers, and heating systems because of their high energy production and low moisture content. They are an economical and environmentally responsible fuel option that converts agricultural waste into useful energy.