ARTi Supports Biochar Research at the Rodale Institute Midwest Organic Center At ARTi, we are always interested in advancing the science of biochar for environmental solutions. In collaboration with Rodale…
By inoculating biochar, you infuse it with essential microbes that enrich the soil. Pure biochar, that is only the carbonized material, must be inoculated with nutrients by mixing it…
ARTi sample 50% Biochar + 50% Soil, long stand of beneficial fungus and organic matter Biochar is not a fertilizer. On its own it is nutrient poor. Our demonstration…
Let’s keep it simple. Biochar will work much better when mixed with compost first and the two are allowed to sit together for two weeks before being added to your…
Our civilization needs to change or the world we live on will change for us. Our now global civilization needs to change or the world we live on will change…
ARTi Wishes You a Happy Halloween 2022! Biochar and the Creepy Crawlies Love Your Fall Garden Soil All those spooky decaying things and the wiggly worms that live in them…
We all know we need to mitigate our carbon dioxide emissions to the atmosphere to fight climate change. It has been a great challenge to accept that climate change is…
40 Cubic Yards of ARTi Biochar Ready to Depart In April of 2021 ARTi had the chance to sell and ship 40 cubic yards of biochar. 40 cubic yards weighed at…
Midwest Biochar Researcher: Dr. Paul Twigg, University of Nebraska, Kearney Dr. Paul Twigg and student Renee Roebke work on their corn plot at UNK. Dr. Paul Twigg holds…
