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Ep 2 – Hydrospraying with Biochar
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.
What is CarbonBoost?
CarbonBoost is the first soil amendment of its kind, blending cutting-edge technology with natural solutions.
Ep 1 – Urban Ag
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.
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 Beats Citrus Greening Disease And Improves Productivity
Learn how biochar combats citrus greening disease and boosts citrus tree productivity and health.
Soil Nutrient Depletion
Applying biochar to dead soil can ignite a dramatic transformation, breathing life back into the barren ground and making it fertile and productive once again!
Composting With BioChar in Your Garden
Turn kitchen scraps into garden gold with compost and biochar – nature’s ultimate recycling miracle.
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.
The Impact Of Particle Size On Biochar Porosity
Learn how the particle size of biochar affects its porosity and its effectiveness in soil enhancement.
NRCS Program And Biochar Overview
The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is now accepting 2024 applications for Soil Amendment 336.









