Another info (Attached). Regards, Paul Chandrasekhar Doctoral Researcher Faculty of Agrobiology, Food and Natural Resources Department of Agroenvironmental Chemistry and Plant Nutrition Office 47 Czec

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Hello Kim, It's a nice opportunity in the field of biochar. We found in research that sewage sludge biochar producing in pyrolysis temperature 320 ℃ is the highest container of available phosphorus. B

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Hello Robert, I think there is nothing applying this idea to the industry. Filteration of phosphorous through biochar is new to me. This will be a very nice start up idea. I attached an article about

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Dear Ron, As you know clay soil generally retains a high amount of water in comparison to sandy soil. The addition of biochar to the clay soil increases the pores in soil particles. In my point of vie

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Dear David, Thank you very much for sharing the information. It is very interesting to see fungal colonization. We are also found a similar result. However, we are focusing on nutrient solubilization

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Dear Karve, The experiment is very interesting. Yes, it is quite obvious that only phosphorus solubilizing microorganisms will survive in phosphorus-deficient soil and bacteria not having this capacit

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Dear David, Yes, it's also good for us that you sharing your idea and experience with us. It's very valuable to construct a new research plan. Regards, Paul Chandrasekhar Doctoral Researcher Faculty o

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Dear David, That's interesting. I will search and consult with our group members. Thank you very much. Regards, Paul Chandrasekhar Doctoral Researcher Faculty of Agrobiology, Food and Natural Resource

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Dear Phiri, Biochar is the product of the pyrolysis process. Its quite heterogeneous material depending on the feedstocks and pyrolysis temperature. There are many techniques to make biochar and the a

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Dear Mike, As you applied biochar in potato cultivation, so are you found any difference between conventional cultivation and with biochar? Regards, Paul Chandrasekhar Doctoral Researcher Faculty of A

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Dear David, Thank you very much for the information but can you please inform me of the name of the plant. As you mentioned the plant can uptake phosphorus so, the phosphorus obviously will be in biom

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Dear Mike, As the media contains Trichoderma and Bacillus to earthworms then I think it will be a very good media because of the synergistic effect of the organisms. I am interested in your work. plea

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Dear Mike, Thank you very much for your support. The biochar field is en=merging and it will be very nice to construct new ideas and experimental plans to use biochar more efficiently. As I am only wo

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Dear Mike, It seems a very promising mixture for soil physical structure and nutritional balance. Have you already harvest potatoes? Regards, Paul Chandrasekhar Doctoral Researcher Faculty of Agrobiol

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Dear Mike, Yes, the trench system is the conventional technique for potato cultivation. Have you ever been use biochar-soil mixture for potato cultivation? I think it will be more effective for potato

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Dear Mike, We are using biochar and a small amount of carbon source (glucose) in biochar media nad evaluating the phosphorus release from biochar media. The "blending of fungi with earthworms" is quit

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Dear Mike, At the moment we are not using bone-char. We are using sewage sludge biochar only (different pyrolysis temperature). However, we also plan to do that also in the future. If you have any ide

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Respected Members, I found a quite interesting set up (pot) for potato cultivation in garden condition (attached photo). It seems that one can harvest many times from one plant. Is it a realistic appr

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Dear Kelpie, However, I am working on microorganisms associated with the nutrient release of nutrients from biochar but I am interested in the biochar associated plant pathogen control. I was trying t

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Respected Members, I am very happy to know that you are interested in my research work. It will provide motivation for my experimental work. We are trying to find out the phosphorus availability from

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