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What Is Biochar?
Discover Wakefield BioChar, a sustainable, plant-based soil conditioner made from recycled wood. Improve soil health, boost biodiversity, and reduce carbon emissions.
What Is the Difference Between Biochar and Compost?
Biochar turbocharges soil health and locks in carbon, while compost floods it with vital nutrients and beneficial microbes.
What Does It Mean to Be Carbon Negative?
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 […]
Ep 3 – Lawncare with Biochar
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.
What is Pyrolysis?
Pyrolysis involves heating organic materials without oxygen, decomposing them through heat alone, unlike burning which requires oxygen.
How to use Wakefield Biochar to Help Your Organic Plants
Elevate your organic garden into a lush paradise with biochar, the ultimate soil booster that fuels vibrant, sustainable growth!
Can Biochar Be Reused?
We push for biochar reuse across industries, from agriculture to construction, to maximize the material’s potential.
How to Improve Garden Soil with Amendments
Incorporating biochar into garden soil amendments offers a simple yet effective way to boost plant health and vitality.
The Fall Growing Season Is Over. What Do You Do Now?
As the fall growing season wraps up, discover essential tips to prepare your garden for a thriving and fruitful spring!
Loamy Soil Conditions
Loamy soil, already celebrated for its ideal balance of sand, silt, and clay, can see significant improvements with the incorporation of biochar.