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…
The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) and its Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) have developed several web-based tools to help users of biochar make the best use of it. Support…
Letβs 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…
Farmer and conservationist Dale Peterson (left) with ARTi CEO Dr. Bernardo del Campo (right) ARTi's Solar Powered Biochar Filter Helpβs to Preserve Small Lake Ecosystem Great news in green technology…
ARTi at the Biochar & Bioenergy Conference 2022 In August 2022 the ARTi Team is at West Virginia University for the 2022 North American Biochar & Bioenergy Conference. The…
Prairie Fires: Can a Controlled Burn Act as a Natural Process and Make Soil Carbon?Β Wildfires were and are still common in the North American Prairie lands, and the flowers…
Β ARTi is consistently working on Research and Development for biochar and pyrolysis under the direction of PhD. Bernardo Del Campo. Dr. del Campo is a biochar expert and co-author of…
Central to the story of biochar is Amazoinian Terra preta, fertile anthropogenic (meaning human made) dark earths in Amazonia that were enriched with char more than 8000 years ago. 1…
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…
Biochar Clients: Applications, Experiences, Suggestions and Results Using ARTi Biochar You may already know from our previous blog articles that ARTi works with a wide variety…
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