Be sure those of you interested in biochar(and if you're not, shame on you!) take a look at Ben and Debs result on their first biochar experiment. The data speaks for itself.
Again, anyone interested in biochar is welcome to get a hold of me and I'm more than willing to share what I've found to be the most effective and practical manner to produce it for a small farmstead. I'm more than willing to put together a demonstration if any would desire it.
Here's the link. Check it out.
http://washedashore.com/eggsntea/2010/01/farm-update-4/
Hawaii's feral chicken "problem"
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SUBHEAD: What came first? The chicken or the Whole Foods parking lot in
Kailua on Big Island.
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I heard about biochar a few months ago from a friend of mine. I never thought that something as simple as charcoal could do so much for the soil and the environment.
I was amazed after reading "The Biochar Revolution" from http://biochar-books.com/The_Biochar_Revolution.
They have a great discount for Christmas on the book at the moment.
Check it out. It was a great help in opening my mind to issues that affect us all.
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