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Google + Page: https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/112003872175936735513 Today we are going to finish up harvesting from our trial beds and take a look at this years results. If you remembered at the beginning of the season we filled all three trial beds with the exact same soil with the exception adding charged biochar to one and rock dust…
Google + Page: https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/112003872175936735513 Today we are going to finish up harvesting from our trial beds and take a look at this years results. If you remembered at the beginning of the season we filled all three trial beds with the exact same soil with the exception adding charged biochar to one and rock dust…
In August of 2014 we were asked to present to a technical working session with the Alberta Biochar Initiative whom work with Alberta Innovates Technologies Futures. With 35 industry experts was asked to present on conditioning and inoculation of biochar. I hope you enjoy!
The last 6 weeks have seen some changes in the trial beds. The kale suffered some sever damage shortly after the last update being almost completely eaten by some sort of rodent. The final numbers are as follows Rock Dust 225.0 g Control 277.5 g Biochar 222.5g The tomatoes really took off taking over much…
Trial Playlist: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5mfR-r4BXH1WwrNIH29H-KI4LGrEfHFd All three beds are doing fantastic. We have planted Tomatoes, Sweet peppers, Dinosaur Kale, Mangel Beets and Carrots. In all three beds the trial plants have been planted in the same locations and are treated the same way. In the tomatoes the biochar bed are ahead of their counterparts in the control…