Biochar - The Next Stage In Climate Action

A concise breakdown of '2012 US Biochar Conference' along with corresponding visuals to illustrate the vast potential of Biochar as a solution to climate change, desertification and the global food crisis.
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[@5acrefarmer759]

Good stuff, I make my own Biochar, the neighbors think I'm crazy. Doesn't stop them from knocking on my door wanting my food I grow

[@darthvader5300]

For every 12 inches of soil, add a mixture of 4 inches of powdered charcoal and 1.5 inches of limestone rock dust powder. But first add 5 to 10 kilograms of composite rock dusts powders for every per square meter of soil mixed thoroughly into the soil to a depth from 8 inches to 12 inches to remineralized the soil thoroughly. And also add a teaspoon or a generous pinch of peat/compost inocculated with nitrogen-fixing bacterial inocculants and mychorrizal inocculants for every square meter of treated soil and spray a fine mist to moisten it in order to activate the biogeochemical process.

[@georgehenry8391]

I like this very much but I would like it more if the music didn't tend to drown out the speakers, especially toward the end. My hearing isn't quite normal, so maybe I am in the minority in perceiving it that way, but for me and others like me, keeping the music more in the background when people are talking would be helpful.

[@jamesyonolon6564]

i think... this idea is very good...
i start make the biochar few month ago...👍👍👍

[@alleninsight6538]

This is a very promising technology to create a carbon negative energy system which also produces organic fertilizer which allows crops to grow with much less water. The Climate Crisis is nearing the tipping point of no return, we will need all EFFECTIVE technologies to slow down Global Warming. And this Biochar system might be just as important as solar panels.

[@minkoil00]

Built my first bio char maker, have to inoculate the char before it's useable in the garden. Someone has to tend to this garden glad it's me.

[@patrapper7367]

This was in 2012, now we are at 2017...where is this project now?

[@SamCarana]

Very well done!

[@thedomestead3546]

Less than 5 years...that aged well

[@simonjack8122]

Can someone please dumb this down for me? Is biochar simply coal like from a fireplace?

[@winnipegnick]

Yes, the black bits that come out out of a fire. I save all the biochar out of my fireplace.
FYI: There's lots of videos on how to make your own bio char at home.

[@simonjack8122]

Thanks mate☺

[@kevinstory872]

A solar furnace that heats yard waste to produce biochar, i would buy one.

[@Gustav4]

22:00 organic production cant store more carbon the conventional, organic farms must use tillage witch is the worst thing to remove carbon from the soil. Those numbers isn't right

[@jollyjokress3852]

okay... i cannot take this seriously. they want to se their product. that's it.