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Sir please suggest how many percentage of biochar we have to use for good results

Great Review, Compositing seems like a much better option for bedding dairy cows, thanks for sharing

OMG that smacking sound! What was that? Her lips smacking, or something mechanical? So annoying!

Reduce use of fossil fuel? Give your head a shake. Doesn’t one volcano emit more than all mankind since the beginning of time?

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Thank you for this! We generate an enormous amount of leaf and grass clippings from around the yards at the Farm. I would very much like to incorporate windrows into our processes...so rather than just piling these materials into the woods...where it's creating some incredible organic material by the way...we'd like to set up a system where we can easily store them in the woods on mobile trailers, and then pull those trailers up to the windrow piles for composting. Having a windrow chopper/turner would also be an incredible plus for us.

Great video!!!!!

Thanks for the presentation. Insightful.

Very interesting

I use the charcoal from my airtight wood stove when i empty out the ash I screen out the charcoal and save it and mix up a batch of biochar

If the charcoal is left on the surface as mulch won’t it dry out and wash away?

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Please illustrate or demonstrate the PSI needed in air flow to fully aerate.

Yyyoooo I'd love to go to that place and see wsup! I'm thinking of something similar

That’s funny you said the open manure lagoon smelled. We got some dairies by my town and it’s just another smell that smells like home. It’s like the smell of cut alfalfa or corn it’s just part of the valley. What’s funny though is our town and others has open lagoons for human waste haha. It’s a mile out of town but the geese go there. Maybe that’s why I’ve never wanted to hunt geese haha.

Don't you think using biochar as green roof material can be hazardous ? How would you make it perfectly safe ?

If you start with a wrong premise, you draw a wrong conclusion. I am a fan of charcoal use, but the insane mania over fossil fuel usage is just stupid.

Cafos are fucked and there is no remedy

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awesome video. Thank you!

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Your video is brilliant, thank you. It is possible to make charcoal at home. Charcoal Home made..mov ruclips.net/video/Tnsi_rmq9XA/видео.html

Dude knows some stuff 👌

From Columbus Ohio and just trying to be a good Stewart of my garden in the suburbs John

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You can not grow malted barley.

Wouldn't it be "terra preta" instead of "terra perta" ?

He has a good channel under his own name now. The numbers of animals has changed and his forage looks even better.

A problem all the way with Biochar for plants and animals it absord first all minerals. Bedding for feedlogs and chicken beds ,very good for.

Would love to hear more about the magnetohydrodynamics.

Great presentation!

I make my own charcoal, using a different approach. By the way I just left the Capital RC&D board and I encourage people to support this fine organization

Are you promoting the use of biochar for home gardeners who have reasonably healthy soil? I understand the science behind the use of biochar and I've only been able to find several peer-reviewed studies that concluded the use of biochar in barren soils produces measurably-improved results. I've yet to find anything remotely scientific that it is worthwhile using in normally-healthy soils, nor have I found any successful commercial growers that use the material. Of course, I read and heard many anecdotal claims that it produces measurably-improved results. The good thing about biochar for your average home grower is that it does no harm.

Well done, Cheryl!

Good video. Thx.

Great video, Cap RC&D folks! Great job, Cheryl

Thank you very much.

What is the amp meter for?

This looks really great

What are your thoughts on Dunstan Chestnuts? I believe they are an American/Chinese cross.

Nice talk. We have been growing Chinese chestnuts in a small orchard for about 30 years in mid. Missouri. One day, I took a minute at flowering time and mentally counted 14 different insects on a tree, tiny native bees, several different butterflies, flies, beetles, some I couldn't identify, and our favorite of them, the "fireflies" also appear at bloom time at night just as we start to smell the flowers. As you stated, demand is always good enough to sell what we can produce. For an example, we tried, as an experiment/ data collection this year, putting 100% of a single 30 yr old seedling's crop up online. Priced cheaply @ $4 lb, (and customer also paid shipping costs via priority flat rate) the tree generated $520 worth of sales. 130# were sold as soon as they hit the ground. We grow Eaton and Qing as our main cultivars, but also have 8 or 9 others as well and seedlings too. Unlike our pecans and walnuts, the chestnuts bear every year. Only pruning, mowing and watering is required here. We haven't used fertilizer for many years, though it would probably increase tree vigor.

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Very nice and informative presentation. Thanks very much!

does the biochar has more surface area base on its burn time, burn temperature? what are the differences? also can you simply just add biochar to poultry manure without any other ingredient to create a great soil amendment, or what else do you need?

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What size is the blower spec for this setup?

Here is biochar being made in NC, MA & by now Florida found on Living Web Farms ruclips.net/video/svNg5w7WY0k/видео.html and this was in 2013 5 years prior to your video.

Can you make this in a kamado style grill? Like the big green egg.