Mulching: Husk chips can be used as a natural mulch around plants and trees to help conserve soil moisture, suppress weeds, and regulate soil temperature. Pathway Covering: In some landscaping applications, husk chips are used to create pathways or cover walkable areas.

Erosion Mats: Similar to coir mats, husk chips can be used in erosion control applications to stabilize soil on slopes and prevent erosion.

Livestock Bedding: Husk chips are sometimes used as bedding material for livestock, providing a comfortable and absorbent surface.

Composting Material: Husk chips can be added to compost piles to enhance aeration and help in the decomposition process.

Biomass Fuel: In some regions, husk chips are used as a source of biomass for energy production.

Oil and Water Absorption: Due to their absorbent nature, husk chips can be used to absorb oil spills or as an absorbent material in certain industrial applications.

Building Material: In some areas, husk chips are mixed with concrete or other materials to create lightweight and eco-friendly building materials.

Growing Medium Substitute: In horticulture, husk chips can be used as an alternative to coco peat in growing media.

Substrate for Reptiles and Amphibians: Husk chips are suitable as a substrate for reptiles and amphibians in aquariums and terrariums.

Eco-Friendly Packaging: Some companies use husk chips as a sustainable and biodegradable packaging material.

Plant Containers: Husk chips can be used in the production of biodegradable pots and containers for plants.

Poultry Bedding: Husk chips may be used as bedding material for poultry farming, providing a comfortable and absorbent surface for birds.

Eco-Friendly Packaging: Some companies use husk chips as a sustainable and biodegradable packaging material.