Rice husk is a versatile byproduct obtained through the grinding of rice husk. This material finds various applications, including as a fertilizer, insulation material, animal feed, manure, and building material. Rich in carbon, rice husk, when composted, significantly enhances soil properties by increasing its capacity to hold water and nutrients. Additionally, it improves soil aggregation, porosity, and infiltration, leading to better overall soil health. These benefits make rice husk a valuable resource for enhancing soil quality and supporting sustainable agricultural practices.