The Green Man's Blog

Believe it or not, all biochar is not created equal! Differences are present in all biochar due to the different conditions they were made, the fee...

The National Association for Sustainable Agriculture Australia (NASAA) is the Australian benchmark for organic certification, which considers the c...

For someone new to biochar, some of the terms used can be confusing. Understanding what biochar and pyrolysis mean can give you a better understand...

  Being a relatively new product on the market, it is likely you’ve never heard of biochar before. This charcoal substance can be used for a ran...

The process used to create biochar will determine the properties of the final product. This means it is important to pay attention to the process y...

The physical and chemical characteristics of biochar, particularly it’s charged, and high surface area make it ideal for treating pond and lake wat...

Biochar is a highly porous and a high-surface area charcoal substance that differs from other charcoals intended for soil use and is shown to provi...

In the past ten years or so everyone from industrial farmers to your average gardening-enthusiast would have heard the term “biochar” at least once...

Carbon is one of the most commonly found elements in nature, and is essential to life. Carbon can come in a whole range of different forms, includi...