The future of green is black.TM

We push for biochar reuse across industries, from agriculture to construction, to maximize the material’s potential.

As the new school year kicks off, it’s time to unleash some creativity and teach the kiddos about sustainability with a project that’s both messy and magical! We’re talking about getting their hands dirty while learning how to grow something green. And guess what? You don’t need to buy anything fancy—just grab that old egg […]

In today’s world, we hear a lot about carbon footprints and the need to reduce them. But have you ever heard of being “carbon negative”? It’s an exciting and impactful goal that goes beyond just balancing emissions. Let’s explore what it means and how Wakefield BioChar helps make it a reality. What Does Carbon Negative […]

Pyrolysis involves heating organic materials without oxygen, decomposing them through heat alone, unlike burning which requires oxygen.

Biochar is a sustainable product that can be effectively used in various systems to remove odors.

Scientists investigated the potential of using biochar made from local feedstocks, pine beetle–killed lodgepole pine and tamarisk, to remediate soils affected by mine lands.

High-interporosity biochar significantly boosts water retention in coarse soils, especially when combined with compost and cover cropping.

On this OutStanding with Wakefield, you will learn about residential lawncare (Atlanta, GA) with Scott Schuman. Scott is taking back valuable time on his weekend by applying biochar to his lawn. It keeps the soil healthy and his grass lush and beautiful.

On OutStanding with Wakefield, discover Hydrograss Technologies in Sarasota, Florida, and owner Bob Arello, who use industrial hydrosprayers to apply a biochar-infused seeding mixture that guarantees grass growth.

On this episode of OutStanding with Wakefield, we explore how the Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture in Missouri, led by Park Director Tony Minnick, uses biochar to improve soil health and combat food insecurity.

Biochar can transform contaminated soils by reducing harmful elements, improving soil health, and protecting water quality, all while helping to fight climate change.

Rejuvenate your midsummer garden with biochar, improving soil health, conserving water, boosting nutrients, and promoting sustainable gardening for a lush and resilient garden all season long.