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This article is part of our Beneficial Reuse series, created for Master Gardeners & Pros.
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Beneficial Reuse

In today’s business world, balancing resources, budget, and return on investment is crucial. A beneficial reuse partnership with Wakefield BioChar not only achieves this balance but also delivers significant environmental and operational benefits. Here’s how working with Wakefield BioChar can transform waste into valuable resources.

Why Choose Beneficial Reuse?

Reduce Landfill Space, Costs, and Environmental Hazards
Wakefield BioChar helps reduce landfill space, lowering costs and environmental risks. By converting biomass waste into biochar, we generate energy that can be returned to your mills as renewable natural gas (RNG) or steam, cutting expenses while locking carbon into a stable form and supporting a Zero Landfill strategy.

Support a Circular Economy and Improve Soil Health
Repurposing biomass waste into premium soil conditioners supports a circular economy that benefits both industry and agriculture. This process reduces waste and enriches soil health across the country, unlocking the potential of wood ash, fiber, and lime for farmers and gardeners alike.

The Global Challenge

With over 7 billion people to care for, the world faces the challenge of maintaining natural resources while meeting societal needs. Wakefield BioChar addresses this challenge by integrating a circular economy strategy into major industrial operations, transforming wood waste into valuable farmland amendments and ensuring safer, more productive soil.

Types of Biomass Waste for Beneficial Reuse

Industrial Waste
Paper mills produce byproducts like wood fiber, ash, and lime mud that can be repurposed instead of filling up landfills. Wakefield BioChar converts these materials into valuable inputs for farming, turf management, and landscaping.

Municipal Wastewater – Biosolids
Managing biosolids is challenging, especially with PFAS concerns. Wakefield BioChar partners with urban wastewater treatment facilities to develop safe disposal solutions, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.

Ready to Partner in Beneficial Reuse?

Wakefield BioChar provides scalable solutions tailored to the unique needs of paper mills and other industrial operations. With our expertise, we can quickly integrate into your biomass waste management processes, offering recycled biomass for agriculture, filtration, and remediation.

Let’s work together to make a positive impact—both for your business and the planet.

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