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Whether biochar is worth the effort depends on your specific needs and circumstances. While it can be a bit more involved than traditional composting, the benefits can be significant. Pros: Improved soil health: Biochar can increase soil's water-holding capacity, nutrient retention, and aeration. Carbon sequestration: Biochar can help sequester carbon from the atmosphere, contributing to climate change mitigation. Reduced nutrient leaching: Biochar can help prevent nutrients from leaching into waterways. Pest and disease control: Some studies suggest that biochar can help reduce pest and disease problems. Cons: Initial investment: Creating biochar requires a pyrolysis unit, which can be a significant upfront cost. Time-consuming: The process of producing biochar can be time-consuming. Potential for negative effects: If not used properly, biochar can have negative effects on soil health, such as increasing soil acidity. If you're considering using biochar, it's important to weigh the potential benefits and drawbacks. If you have a lot of organic waste and are interested in improving soil health and reducing your carbon footprint, biochar might be a worthwhile investment. However, if you're looking for a low-maintenance composting solution, traditional methods may be more suitable.

That's really interesting to hear about. It's unfortunate that the health of the land and people isn't a top priority in your region. Could you share more about this product and its potential benefits? Perhaps we can work together to raise awareness and advocate for its use

I will try and make contact with the people who are developing the product. Unfortunately they left New Zealand because at the time there were some very tyrannical measures being forced here and they didn't want their children to have a certain forced medical intervention. It caused many good people to leave this island nation. This place is not clean and green like the false marketing proclaims, far from it!

Absolutely, it's a major concern. Perhaps we could advocate for more organic farming practices or explore alternative herbicides that are less harmful to the environment

Have you heard about any recent initiatives or regulations aimed at reducing glyphosate usage in agriculture

It really is!