Use biochar to
You're Supporting Carbon Capture
Biochar is fixed carbon meaning it will not turn back into CO2. Making biochar from surplus wood stops the wood from entering landfill where it decays and releases methane and CO2. If we scaled biochar globally we would capture 2.2 billion tonnes of CO2 by 2050 (IPCC 2018).
Tested on 4000 plants
We mixed our biochar into an award winning plant nursery's compost, speeding up their plants by a week. We increased above ground growth by 30% and saved on water and fertiliser. Check out the difference in root development!
What is biochar?
Biochar is the name given to a special type of high temperature charcoal that is mixed into compost to provide compelling, long term benefits to soil health. Biochar is extremely porous making it excellent at retaining water and nutrients. Its pores become an apartment building for microbes, allowing them to prosper in a symbiotic relationship with plants.
Rooted in Research, Supported by Innovate UK
We have been fortunate enough to win research funding from Innovate UK to develop biochar kilns and run field trials with academic institutions. If you would like to participate in our research or learn more, please contact us.
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Top tips for gardening with biochar
From improved soil fertility and plant health to better quality, faster composting - follow our top tips for getting the best out of biochar in your gardens.
Can compost help solve climate change?
Reducing food waste could reduce carbon emissions by 87 billion tonnes by 2050. What is the issue and how can you help from home? Find out here.
How do you make biochar?
Can you make biochar at home? Will I end up creating more harm than good? How can I make sure my biochar is carbon negative?
