What is biochar?
Where it came from: the legend of El Dorado, the black earths of the Amazon (Terra Preta) and the path from an ancient farming practice to 21st-century technology.
Read →Biochar is a porous carbon framework, which does not rot, works as a "permanent sponge" for moisture and nutrients and serves as a refuge for beneficial microflora. It increases the cation exchange capacity of the soil and loosens heavy ground. We make classic birch biochar and enriched versions — from "Omega-Turbo" to "Omega-Eco".
Where it came from: the legend of El Dorado, the black earths of the Amazon (Terra Preta) and the path from an ancient farming practice to 21st-century technology.
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How modern science is refining a two-thousand-year-old technology: feedstock and pyrolysis, "charging" biochar with nutrients and microbiology.
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What a single granule does in the soil: moisture and nutrients, a habitat for microflora, the response of plants and crops — from the garden bed to the climate.
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What of the world's practice has already been implemented in Russia: classic biochar, "charging" it up to Turbo, live additives, potassium and phosphorus series — and why the formulations remain proprietary know-how.
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