In the early days BIOCHAR was

only used in agriculture

Now the range of uses for BIOCHAR covers a much wider range of different fields

giving this plant-based raw material the chance to make the most of its positive properties

The carbon taken from the atmosphere in the form of CO2 can be stored for long periods and used to replace fossil carbon sources

Soil Amendment

BIOCHAR is a perfect option for the agricultural industry. Improves soil, conserves water, producing renewable energy and sequestering carbon.

Use as a soil conditioner

CARBON FARMING

BIOCHAR is a stable, carbon-rich form of charcoal that can be applied in the agriculture industry to increase

beneficial soil organic carbon.

BRICKS

There are incredible advantages of using BIOCHAR as a component in the construction of Green Buildings for clean indoor air. BIOCHAR can remain for up to 1000 years & more in the soil

Concrete Composite

When mixed in plaster . . .

BIOCHAR will insulate the building & also regulate humidity on the inside while it absorbs humidity from the air.

Building Material

BIOCHAR based building materials offer the benefit of carbon negative construction in addition to a great many other unique and promising results and benefits.

SHOP ON LINE

Efficient long-term fertilizers are produced when BIOCHAR is added to plant nutrients as a carrier. These fertilizers prevent the negative aspects of conventional fertilizers that actually leach nutrients from the soil. The nutrients are made available to the plants at the exact time they are needed. Stimulating microbial symbiosis in this way, enables the plant to take up the nutrients through the porous carbon structure. By mixing BIOCHAR with organic waste Carbon-based organic fertilizers are produced like ash, wool, molasses, slurry or pomace. These are more efficient than conventional fertilizers, and without the well-known negative side effects on the ecosystem.