Biochar. Soil Integration for Maximum Effect. 

I appreciate your complete videos on the biochar and the use of it in a simple way, really ; even the unvolonteer wrong things to do to provide us to do so with the way to get rid of it to come back to the good process. Thank you 🙏 Mark from Lorient - Brittany !

brilliant!!! Peace to you

Thanks, I've learned so much about biochar from your video. Looks like you're using about a one to one ratio. Wish I had known about this 15 years ago. I probably spent close to $2,000 for potting mix. It would be more than that now. Of course, I don't know where I'm gonna get all the biochar I need now. I have a 20 x 44' in-ground in the Florida panhandle, all sand, so I will need a couple pickup loads to do it right.

Very helpful. We garden the same way

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Boy, such helpful ideas and simple easy to understand explanation of really important soil prep, thank you! I've recently gone all in on making biochar this winter, charging it in my basement for Spring, and will inoculate with compost tea, homemade lacto bacillus, leaf mold, and IMO Korean natural farming style. Can't wait to see my own wonderful mix in my raised beds too.

Hello, my friend. I’m catching up on your videos on biochar. Great stuff!! Very informative.

Thanks, I enjoyed all your videos on biochar. I have started doing my own char in a 6 foot by 30 inch deep in ground cove. works really well and gives me the volume I need for my garden.

I watched your other two videos on biochar too. I subscribed after watching this one.

Great Video Well Done 👏👏👏♥️♥️

I believe I listened to all your videos about biochar. I really appreciated the dry mixing. I had watched several other videos that required so much work to inoculate. Yours were encouraging, that I didn’t have to do all that. I listened while I was working one of my in the ground beds. Yes, I had my phone with me in the garden. I was taking advantage of a perfect day to prep the row for a few weeks before planting. So instead of making my own biochar, I purchased a 40 lb. bag. It is so nicely sifted, like a powder. It’s the same consistency as the 30 lbs of worm castings I also purchased. Today I mixed the two, about 1/3 castings to 2/3 char. I also added 2 scoops of a mineral complex, Bloomin Minerals. Based on your information, I will now add some of my garden soil, mix well, then incorporate into my bed. Once incorporated I will let it soak in the rain! We have been getting an enormous amount of rain. If the rain does come, as it has been doing, does everything I have said I have done, and will do, sound good to you?

We appreciate your efforts. Sugestion , add lots of water , leaves , grass , table scrap , pack of yeast , napkins , cardboard , paper plates , more water , turn it , turn it. Just trying to help.

Great simple mix recipe. Would be good to show the after amending effect on your garden. Maybe a science experiment with a control bed. On a side note, can't tell you how many of these biochar/rock dust etc. videos I've seen where the presenter says how important it is to wear a mask while never wearing a mask.

Thanks again! How deep are your raised beds? For cabbage for example, would you do anything to the ground beneath the bed before adding your mix?

I thought your dirt looked decent. Kool vid.

My first exposure to your work. Everything is dry? Microbs need some moisture don't they? I think your getting 10% of what you could be.

You might mention where you got the bio char, and how to activate it before use.

Can you just spread on top of soil and root till in. I have heavy clay soil with compost added last year

I live down close to the Gulf of Mexico. We have HOT Summers. I have put a lot of Horse manure bedding. I put over a foot deep. In two years. It was gone. Have started adding Biochar to the area. I hope it will turn this beach sand around. From other YT's. It takes three years to transform the soil. Do you have a quick way to crush the charcoal?

Have you ever put so much biochar in your compost at the start that it barely got started breaking down and then just stopped?

What region of Alberta has poor soil like that? I'm in the capital region, and I'm lucky to be working with a good quality black soil.

in theory biochar is not pure carbon..... how could it be? my ash residue if I cook those charcoal chunks has various elements such as calcium and potassium..... so it must be in the biochar in small amounts as well, cause I'm sure those elements didn't come from the air.

Did you put some sand in that soul i didn’t anderstandyou my english iz not good Thanks

I can barely hear it

scraping the shovel across the metal was horribly loud you speaking is barely audiable