Why do you not ask german farmers? In germany a lot of companies are selling "Futterkohle" to farmers for a kind of animals. The market for biochar is limited, becaus the material is not in the europe

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There are a range of aspects as with everything in natural resource management, regenerative farming and restorative forest landscape management … Rather to constantly looking at and limiting the inve

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From Sr. Miriam Paulette, Warm Heart Foundation, Malawi: I am glad to share with you the results of biochar when used in poulty. Before I started mixing my chickens' feeds with biochar I could get onl

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A paper from December's Ecology Letters found that, Reducing the need for antibiotics is one reason biochar should be fed to cattle. It looks like the benefits would be more than just to food safety.

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All, Not sure if I already posted this piece a couple of months ago, but it’s worth a read. SW Australian farmer Doug Pow adds biochar to his cattle feed. Not only do cattle fed biochar emit 10-18% le

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Charles, Can you or some other reader please succinctly categorize and explain those different purposes? Or are several different purposes actually each on a continuum between 0% to 100%? Paul Doc / D

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Hello all, I noticed someone provided earlier a link to the Main Page of charline in Riedlingsdorf Austria in German Language . For convenience to our English speaking discussion group participants an

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Is there a CHARmin business opportunity here........? USDA looks for novel protein in mundane source: alfalfa By Emma Penrod|November 16, 2020 Leonid Eremeychuk | Bigstock.comUSDA researchers explore

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All, Commercial seaweed production for livestock feed is taking off. The climate benefits and economics look promising. Could biochar producers demonstrate synergistic benefits to these new seaweed pr

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Feeding and Nitrogen Capture with Biochar at UNL (Courtesy of Adam Smith, Nebraska forest Service) https://lnkd.in/eifc4uS Excellent video providing an overview of research efforts by the Nebraska For

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All, Beef production using feedlots is growing fastest in developing countries. Research in the US is ongoing on how to fix the CH4 and N2O emissions. Sounds like an opportunity for biochar. Kim From

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