unfortunately, all markets are warped by cheap fossil fuels, with power that costs less than 1% of what humanpower costs in the usa. what’s the real value of carbon? i try to ground real value in basi

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unfortunately, the fertilizer business is far from a "free market." more like captive, controlled market. a mechanism is needed to put a reasonable price on biocarbon, and a soil strategy & ideology t

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The free market will show bio char to be the best organic fertilizer. Profit being the best task force.

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especially in soil remediation, i see the combination of humic products and biochar as a partnership. two distinctly different carbon structures & chemistries. biochar is great stuff, but from a micro

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thank you, mike. Tony is excited and ready to learn these advanced ideas, processes & products. and we can showcase them to the growers at the Farmers Market on-site. this ambitious, lovely & well-tho

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David, For next aeason, I am happy to donate to your efforts a liquid input we make for our own use. The input is a Keratin Protein Hydrolysate Liquid we make from locally sourced dog fur, sheep wool

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TEXT FOR MY TEST PLOT SIGN: for a green & peaceful planet, david yarrow http://nutriculture.org

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john is an excellent teacher who has trained hundreds of consultants, farmers & ranchers across the midwest. i see & hear him at AcreSA conferences. and he's still a young lad with a long road ahead.

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Thanks, John Kempf’s podcasts are very good. He does great interviews http://regenerativeagriculturepodcast.com/

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Humacarb(tm) is AEA's custom trademark blend of humic & fulvic acids and humin. instead of extracting humic & fulvic as separate products to sell, they offer all in a single 3-in-one liquid. thick, da

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David, Many thanks for your persistence, patient teaching, demonstrations and descriptions. We should create Soil Carbon Sinks around the country. Which of the Advancing EcoAgriculture products or pra

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David, I fully understand your frustration. I live in the midwestern USA, one state over and one state up, in Wisconsin...... A suggestion to consider for part of the ground you are remediating is to

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ok guys, i'm in on this on the ground floor. but i feel like i'm all alone with no support in heartless redneck heartland. and the ground here is hard, dense, badly abused, choked, nearly lifeless. it

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hi, this longtime lurker speaks reasonable french, writes better french, and i’m willing to help with translating a book. Muriel Strand, P.E. Advertising is a private tax. - Andre Schiffrin www.bio-pa

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Benoit, There is a little more activity than you have characterized but it is spread over broader areas. France has had a strong tradition in carbonization, charcoal, pyrolysis, torrefaction and the u

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Ron and all, Just so you know… Biochar is very little known in France, with the notable exception of Pro-Natura International and Guy Reinaud in Paris that does a very enthusiast promotion of biochar

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Thanks, Ron, it is definitely good when more people knowledgeable on biochar are on board! Von: Ronal Larson <rongretlarson@...> Gesendet: Samstag, 12. September 2020 21:07 An: main@...

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Claudia, Stephen, Trevor and list Thanks for the alert. I decided to apply. Everyone might be limited to two of 24 groups. Signing up took about 20 minutes. No guarantee of acceptance. I listened last

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Hi Joey, Hi all, in a way, I found my way there, too, because I got nominated the representative of Hochschule Geisenheim University for 4per1000 – our institution joined the 4per1000 initiative early

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sounds like a good one for Kathleen to be on as she is the chair of IBI

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