Tom When will some actual data be released or published? I am working with two sites now having this issue. thanks

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The meta-study is behind a pay wall but subsoiling is an fantastic approach. This has been done in Australia for years and a few are placing biochar while subsoiling. Look up Yoeman plow. In MD they a

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Nice work Bob. Thanks for the pictures. Always helpful to see.

You can also just use Zoom with the link. Charles H. Hegberg, President reGENESIS Consulting Services, LLC Infinite Solutions, L3C 256 Frederick Street Hanover, PA 17331 410-218-1408 (m) U.S. Biochar

David Just to clarify the Biochar Week is December 7-11. Not February Charles H. Hegberg, President reGENESIS Consulting Services, LLC Infinite Solutions, L3C 256 Frederick Street Hanover, PA 17331 41

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Hi Harry – Yes there are a number of wood chip bioreactors that are adding biochar to them along with what is called 2 stage ditches in the Chesapeake Bay watershed. The only research I have seen is a

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Wood chip bioreactors with biochar and modified two stage ditches banks with biochar to increase hyporheic zone. The best approach is to implement regenerative farming practices with water quality tre

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Based on some other research, biochar really can’t compete with clay for WHC. So minimal impact. However, I agree with biochar depending on particle sizes used to act as more of an aggregate (course s

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Seems like it would be great for ½ the USA but not the entire USA. From: <main@Biochar.groups.io> on behalf of ROBERT W GILLETT <themarvalus.wabio@...> Reply-To: "main@Biochar.groups.io" <main@B

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Always tell my wife and kids I would rather be charred than turned to ash. That way I will never go away and at least be useful rather than just side in a box on the shelf somewhere.

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Goodfellow – This site will be a big help to you in learning about biochar. Best of luck Chuck Hegberg https://biochar.international/ From: <main@Biochar.groups.io> on behalf of Environmental Industri

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Where are you located? Short of a commercial gasifier with capabilities to handle manures, not sure about small scale production. You might be better to produce wood char and compost the poultry litte

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Very nice graphics. From: <main@Biochar.groups.io> on behalf of "Rick Wilson via Groups.Io" <rick012@...> Reply-To: "main@Biochar.groups.io" <main@Biochar.groups.io> Date: Thursday, Ma

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The answer to your question is nicely summed up in this article. You will quickly see why it is going to be a crisis. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/oct/05/biosolids-toxic-chemicals-poll

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From my understand, as I just asked the same question is no. Most are dried and compressed into pellets. Dust is the main issue with torrefied material. Others are more knowledgeable but that is what

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Kim You are walking down the right path. Have discussed this with a number of USA WWTP operators. I think the stated price point is off considerably for many reasons such as the plant buying the bioch

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Thanks Robert – On another note, have you had a chance to look at the Maryland 2019 GGRA draft plan? Biochar is in it but they have some real misconceptions and limitations. If they are going to inclu

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Ron – Got busy but wanted to provide you the links to Walter Jehne’s. Might be meaningless by now. Again, I have not gotten through the material but others might have more time and interest. 1st part

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Hi Ron – Yes Chair of the 2018 conference in Delaware. Thanks for the compliment. What I was referencing is that I have just started watching Walter Jehne’s videos. Haven’t gotten too far into them du

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Been watching his YouTube videos as well. Interesting information and I think a solid perspective. Charles H. Hegberg, President reGENESIS Consulting Services, LLC Infinite Solutions, L3C 256 Frederic

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