All about Biochar

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[@otcprepper645]

Great idea Mark, thanks for all you do!

[@johnparkhurst825]

Outstanding!👍

[@LeatherHomestead-io8dt]

Diggin that grinder. Burn baby burn!!!!

[@minhducnguyen9276]

Excellent work. Some people argue against grinding them up to the size of sand grain thinking that they need biochar of different sizes don't understand that it's not easy to disperse the biochar in such a large quantity without heavy machinery which in turn, cost fuel to run. Grinding the char to this consistency allows earth worms to swallow the grains which serve two purposes simultaneously: dispersion of the char into the soil and innoculate the biochar inside the worms gut.

[@natecus4926]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but isn’t biochar and charcoal the same thing, biochar has just had nutrients and bacteria added for the use as a soil amendment?

[@paoemantega8793]

It's Ron Swanson ! :D

[@trentnicolajsen3731]

I know it's hard to find the right replacement PTO cover, even such universal replacement kits can still be dangerous. one could make a large placed over plywood box, over it, yet then if it loosens up and it goes flying and thus more dangerous. needs to be some retired tecnitions running on donations sneaking on to farms and pimping out peoples PTO's. Well I tend to drill holes in golf balls and pacing them on rebar property markers anonymously, even after the safety engineer placed coloured survey tape on them, in thinking that no one ever slips and falls.