NOVELTY - Forming an organic fuel brick involves grinding natural field straw in a grinder, followed by removing seeds in cleaning chamber, and subjecting to hammering process; heating natural field straw to at least 110 degrees C; conveying natural field straw to second grinder for mixing and grinding; adding composted manure to second grinder; drying the mixed and ground natural field straw and manure in a tumble dryer to a less than 10% moisture content; transferring the mixture to a collection chamber and then to a hopper feeder; and transferring the mixture to a hydraulic briquette machine.    USE - For creating the organic fuel brick (claimed).    ADVANTAGE - The configuration of the fuel brick is in the form of cylindrical pellet; or is at least six inches long, at least two and one half inches wide and at least three and one half inches high. The method produces an organic fuel brick that is renewable and reduces the carbon footprint on the earth; that is eco friendly and is made from readily available natural resources; that burns clean and puts carbon in the ash to be deposited back into the ground; that avoids the formation of creosote in the chimney and reduces any risk of fire; that eliminates all work from splitting wood, chain saw, use of gasoline, and the problems that arise from wood stacked in the home, the attraction and potential infestation of bugs, and of the labor; that is used for fertilizer in pots, directly in your garden, and with one of the components helping to keep moisture around plants thus reducing the need to water the plants; that is wholly organic and eliminates any need for the use of chemicals of any kind; and that when configured in pellet form is used in a variety of flora that require nutrients.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Creating an organic fuel brick from raw organic material that includes natural field straw, hay, straw dust and manure, involves collecting the natural field straw and placing the natural field straw in a grinder for grinding; conveying the natural field straw to a cleaning chamber for seed removal; subjecting the natural field straw to a hammering process; heating the natural field straw to a temperature of at least 110 degrees ; conveying the natural field straw to a second grinder for mixing and grinder; adding composted manure to the second grinder for mixing and grinding with the natural field straw; conveying the mixed and ground natural field straw and manure to a tumble dryer for drying to an amount that is less than ten per cent of the original moisture content of the natural field straw; transferring the intermixed natural field straw and manure to a collection chamber for collection in it; conveying the intermixed natural field straw and manure to a hopper feeder; and transferring the intermixed natural field straw and manure from the hopper feeder to a hydraulic briquette machine for compacting and compressing the intermixed natural field straw and manure.