NOVELTY - Producing biomass fuel pellets from wood waste and plant material, comprises: providing raw materials derived from wood waste and plants e.g. cassava stems; crushing raw material into fine powder; mixing the fine powder of sawdust with cassava stem powder; drying the mixture of fine powder; compressing the dried mixture with compression ratio of 1:4.5 in a cylindrical compressor and cutting the material to a size of 3-10 cm; cooling the ingredients for 10-15 minutes to less than 25 degrees C; and packing material into sacks, where each sacks weighs less than 25 kg.    USE - The process is useful for producing biomass fuel pellets from wood waste and plant material.    ADVANTAGE - The process provides biomass fuel pellets, which: are effective in improving the performance of combustion as compared to other fuels; are volatile and have low sulfur content; provides relatively low carbon dioxide, sulfur and nitrogen oxides in combustion process and provides zero emission, thus environmentally friendly; produces combustible fuel with oxygen content and high hydrogen thus generates low residues; does not require desulfurization and denitrification of combustion gas, thus reduces production cost; and are relatively cheaper cost fuel.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Producing biomass fuel pellets from wood waste and plant material, comprises: providing raw materials derived from wood waste and plants comprising wood waste, cassava stems, rice straw, rice husk, wood chips or tree branches; crushing raw material using crusher into fine powder with particle size of less than 0.1-4 mm; mixing the fine powder of sawdust with cassava stem powder in a ratio of 7:3; drying the mixture of fine powder in a drying machine for 15-20 minutes at more than 100 degrees C to produce a fine powder mixture with moisture content of 18-23%; compressing the dried mixture with compression ratio of 1:4.5 in a cylindrical compressor with a diameter of 7-9 mm and cutting the material to a size of 3-10 cm; cooling the ingredients for 10-15 minutes to less than 25 degrees C; and packing material into sacks, where each sacks weighs less than 25 kg. An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is also included for the biomass fuel pellets produced by the above process.