More upbeat news from UK: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/may/24/trials-to-suck-carbon-dioxide-from-the-air-to-start-across-the-uk Enhanced rock weathering Spreading basalt chips on field

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On the street, we say: "Ya cain’t fix stopped.” And if you believe that, I’ve got a few UFO tales to tell you. When unreal becomes real. My advice: stick with basic biology, like: your food becomes yo

There’s a lot to unpack here, it seems futile to sort this out, but I just finished the first installation of amendments at the Soil Carbon Sink at Columbia Ag Park, so my agenda is in limbo. I’ll han

Biden further expands his USDA team to advance climate-smart agriculture, carbon farming, soil carbon sequestration & regenerative methods. Robert Bonnie will direct a huge federal moneypile of commod

final printed paper & proposal: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1007cvT5idT8tXivHYHFobnqX1oRgMKzd/view?usp=sharing Soil Carbon Sink at Columbia Agriculture Park In 2021, a Citizen Science project will

tom, you still want me to do a Soil Carbon Sink presentation? that week in feb. is stacked: feb. 4 & 5: Midwest Organic Assoc. conference feb. 6: Bionutrient Food Assoc. conference feb. 6: my 71st bir

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biochar and clay have distinctly different water hold strategies. my impression from field observations is that they complement and need each other. the idea they compete is an error of insight; they

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thank you, benoit, for making us aware of this pivotal paper from european biochar industry to advance a better, broader understanding that biochar is our best, fastest, cheapest, most natural strateg

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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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years ago, when i first started teaching biochar, i met a young man who was in the peace corps in Malawi, and discovered how they make charcoal – the 'malawi cigar." a rural family makes significant c

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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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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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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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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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hello bill, the biggest TLUD i ever saw was built by self-taught combustion engineer Alex Engish for Burt's Greenhouses in Kingston, Ontario. his TLUD was a preburner /booster for a huge Blue Flame St

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my god, dick, you're certainly playing with fire. haven't digested yer photo & text yet – just a quick scan. stirs up a lot of comments, but i got 3 fingers to type. first, you better have some seriou

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