Wide - perhaps - not sure about wise 8-) Certainly it could be used for fertilizer. I'm not sure how much nitrogen or phosphorous it has, but shells do have a fair amount of potassium in them.
what use it is given to the shell of the cocoa beans
you can use it as fertilizer on land?
Thanks Sebastian, you are very wise!
What to do with the shell? Mulch (but it will attract bugs). Burn it?
Absolutely do NOT use it for anything edible. Shell is notoriously high in heavy metals and mycotoxins and all sorts of stuff that you don't want to eat.
I roasted cocoa beans and many have already separated from the seed husk. that I can do with it?
updated by @mariano-garcia: 06/16/15 19:02:56
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