US EditionWheat Trousers? An Oaten Chaff Scarf? Science Helps Use Crop by-Products
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Turning Crop Waste Into Textiles: A Cleaner Cellulose Source
A new approach developed at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden could reshape how cellulose textiles are produced. Instead of relying on resource-intensive cotton or chemically processed wood pulp, researchers have demonstrated that common agricultural residues—like wheat straw and oat husks—can serve as effective raw materials for dissolving pulp, the base for cellulose fibers. The process centers on soda pulping, a simplified technique…
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