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Is Biochar Environmentally Friendly?
Biochar, the eco-warrior of the soil, not only locks away carbon but also enriches the earth's fertility, all while curbing harmful greenhouse gases.
How Biochar Fixes Contaminated Soil
Using biochar in contaminated soil can perform an astonishing detox, rapidly neutralizing toxins and restoring the land to a safe, fertile state.
Role of Biochar in Alleviating Microplastic Toxicity
Discover how biochar helps alleviate microplastic toxicity in soil, promoting a healthier environment.
Using less chemical fertilizer with biochar improves soil and boosts yields
Researchers found that moderate biochar use in rice farming improves soil quality and yields, while excessive amounts are less effective, highlighting the need for balanced biochar application to reduce reliance on chemical fertilizers.
Impact of biochar on water retention of two agricultural soils
This study revealed that high-surface-area biochar, such as walnut shell, enhanced water retention in sandy soils, particularly at higher application rates, but showed limited effects in fine-textured soils.
Research confirms biochar benefits
Discover the latest research that confirms the numerous benefits of biochar for soil health and agricultural productivity.
How Biochar Is Changing What Concrete Can Do
Concrete shapes nearly every part of our built world, yet it carries a heavy carbon footprint. As the construction industry looks for smarter, more sustainable solutions, researchers are rethinking what concrete can be—and what it can do. One emerging approach is biochar-enhanced concrete, a material that not only lowers carbon impact but also opens the […]
Biochar & Better Soil: A Smarter Way to Build Healthier Landscapes and Stronger Margins
Biochar is no longer a niche soil amendment—this webinar breaks down biochar market growth, sales momentum, and the key factors driving adoption across gardening, landscaping, and professional soil applications.







