Is this what you have in mind? By Frank Strie in Tasmania https://www.terrapretadevelopments.com.au/products/kon-tiki-tas-deep-cone-kilns/kon-tiki-tas-standard-the-shuttle/ Am 04.12.2020 um 19:07 schr

This is how they do it in Kenya. https://www.treehugger.com/kenya-fecal-briquettes-are-serving-clean-cooking-fuel-4857062 Cheers, Ingelore Kahrens Am 13.10.2020 um 16:17 schrieb bajarobl:

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Michael, I would like my Kenyan friends to try make the banana powder char balls. Can you tell me the ratio? Cheers, Ingelore

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Kelpie, you did a great job! Does the Expanded Ring of Fire have a bottom or is the wood put on the bare ground? Ingelore Am 21.01.2020 um 19:43 schrieb Kelpie Wilson:

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Michael, can you give me more Information about the training centers that were established in Kenya? Is the Christa you mention Christa Roth? Ingelore Kahrens

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Hi Norm Can you share it with the list? I.Kahrens

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Can you please send me the names of the contact person in Kenya and the German stove expert. I am also planning to start a similar project in Kenya and it would be helpful to join efforts. Ingelore Ka

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Hello Kathleen I am in Kenya in a rural area for a few weeks. Recently l talked to a neighbour who keeps five cows about blending biochar into their feed to improve health and milk production. He told

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Hi all, Teddy Kinyanjui in Nairobi has some experiences in making and distributing seed balls. Ingelore Kahrens

Mike Can you explain how you treat the food waste? Is it similar to the Japanese bokashi? How do you dry it so it can be burnt? Cheers and a happy new year to all of you from east to west. Ingelore Ka

Hi Peter Just google Cookswell jikos and go to T. Kinyanjui's website or facebook page. Ingelore

Hi Peter You could contact Teddy Kinyanjui of COOKSWELL in Nairobi. He has fundis who make drum-shaped kilns and train others to make them. Ingelore Kahrens Presently in Kenya, Chuka region

What are they using to activate the biochar?

Hello Wayne, I fully agree with you! Thanks for stepping in. BTW: Did you work at Garba Tula High School in Kenya around 1984, visiting a David Weinman? Your name sounds familiar to me. Cheers, Ingelo

Salim Mayeki in Bungoma, Western Kenya, told me that he recommends (to people who dislike the idea of using urine) an infusion of Tithonia diversifolia for making an organic fertilizer with biochar. I

Hi Alice, I use a ratio of 10:1 of food scraps and moistened biochar. The biochar is mixed with 10 % rock dust and 1 l of urin per 20 l. You may also add em. Ingelore Am 10.03.2017 um 22:22 schrieb Al

Hi Alice, I put layers of food scraps into my bokashi bucket. In between I put layers of biochar dust which has been moistened with urin and blended with rock dust. After some time I work it into my h