Soil

Biochar dates back thousands of years to indigenous Amazonian people’s practice of adding carbon-rich additives like low-temperature charcoal, bones, and pottery shards to soil — adding this mixture to soil created extremely fertile and nutrient-rich soil.

Centuries of research prove that biochar:

→ Provides long-term water retention since it doesn’t break down

→ Helps soil retain nutrients

→ Removes contaminants from soil

Farmers, ranchers and forest landowners:

The USDA is offering incentive payments to implement biochar through several NRCS Conservation Programs:

• Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP)

• Conservations Stewardship Program (CSP)

• Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP)

Reach out today to use our GardenCarbon to increase your soil health