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How Biochar Improves Organic Matter
Adding biochar to soil with low organic matter can create a dramatic change, turning it from a depleted, barren patch into a rich, nutrient-dense powerhouse ready to support robust plant growth!
FSC Certification
FSC certification ensures that our biochar products are supplied from responsibly managed forests.
Amendment of biochar reduces the release of toxic elements underdynamic redox conditions in a contaminated floodplain soil
Biochar can transform contaminated soils by reducing harmful elements, improving soil health, and protecting water quality, all while helping to fight climate change.
Biochar – Water Retention Capacity Demo
See a demonstration of how biochar improves water retention in soil, enhancing plant growth and reducing water usage.
How Biochar Can Help Waterlogged Plants Thrive
Say goodbye to waterlogged troubles – biochar improves soil drainage and gives your plants the healthy environment they need to flourish!
Wakefield BioChar Joins the GoChain Blockchain Network as a Signing Node
Wakefield and the GoChain Foundation (GoChain), the developer of the GoChain blockchain protocol, today announced the signing of a Node Operating Agreement whereas Wakefield is now operating a signing node in support of the global GoChain blockchain network.
Is Biochar Just Burnt Wood?
Learn why biochar is much more than just burnt wood and its benefits for soil health.
Biochar Amendment and Nitrogen Fertilizer Contribute to the Changes in Soil Properties and Microbial Communities in a Paddy Field
Combining biochar and nitrogen fertilizer improved soil quality, boosted rice yield, and increased beneficial microbes in paddy fields, enhancing crop growth.
A TED Talk presented by Bob Lerner – How Biochar Is Helping
Bob Lerner perfectly presents the unique position biochar has in the soil to support a balanced, natural structure that allows plant life to flourish.
My tomatoes are bigger than your tomatoes.
It does seem a bit boastful to say my tomatoes are actually bigger than yours. I don't even know you.









