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Biosolid-based biochar with soybean yield
Learn about the benefits of biosolid-based biochar and its positive impact on soybean yield and soil health.
Reduced Biodiversity in Soil Is A Problem
Biochar fuels biodiversity, transforming soil into a thriving habitat for a wide variety of plant and animal species!
Joining Forces with the United States Biochar Coalition
Join Wakefield BioChar and the US Biochar Coalition in revolutionizing the environmental landscape!
Creating a Pollinator Garden with Wakefield BioChar
Transform your garden into a pollinator paradise with Wakefield BioChar, which enriches soil, supports pollinators, and promotes a greener, sustainable planet.
How Biochar Can Help Counter Pests
Incorporating biochar into soil can deliver an incredible defense, helping to ward off pests and promote healthier, more resilient plants.
How Biochar Fixes Poor Plant Growth
Boost your plant growth with Wakefield BioChar. Improve soil structure, nutrient availability, water retention, and promote healthy microbial communities. Better soil, better world!
Global Change Can Start From Your Backyard
Change can start right in your backyard by enriching your soil, leading to a healthier garden and contributing to a more sustainable environment.
Soil Remediation
Learn how soil remediation with Wakefield BioChar removes harmful contaminants, protects health, and improves soil for better plant growth and sustainability.
Midsummer Garden Tips: Rejuvenate Your Garden with Biochar
Rejuvenate your midsummer garden with biochar, improving soil health, conserving water, boosting nutrients, and promoting sustainable gardening for a lush and resilient garden all season long.
ForesTrust Announces Leadership Council with Wakefield Biochar to Pioneer Transparency in Forest Supply Chain
The newly formed Leadership Council of ForesTrust includes Domtar, Wakefield Biochar, Thompson Appalachian Hardwoods, Enviva, and the U.S. Endowment for Forestry and Communities, with technology support from Chainparency.