How biochar can boost plant growth and help combat climate change


The production of rice husk biochar using slow pyrolysis. Photo: Hachib Mohammad Tusar/UPM and Patuakhali Science and Technology University, Bangladesh

Biochar, a charcoal-like sub-stance derived from agricultural and forest wastes, is gaining recognition as an effective soil amendment that not only enhances plant growth but also helps combat climate change.

This material has captured the attention of environmentally conscious gardeners worldwide.

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