Biochar SA Hardwood 1mm>15mm Hardwood charcoal Biochar made from South African Sekelbos. Sekelbos is an invasive species threatening the indigenous fauna and flora. The particle size ranges from 1mm to 15mm. Biochar is normally packed in 20kg white WWP. It can also be packed in branded bags supplied by the client.
BIOCHAR +- 9000tons available 0,1-13mm in bulk bags
At ArSta eco we offer Biochar based soil improvers for all your agriculture and horticulture needs. Our products improve the physical structure of soil increase its water holding capacity, increase nutrient retention and enhances soil fertility. What is it? Biochar is a charcoal like substance made from the high temperature treatment of biomass in a low oxygen environment containing at least 60 % carbon â?? this is a conducted via thermal process known as pyrolysis. Pyrolysis process bio char at temperature much higher than ordinary charcoal, giving the biochar special properties that are targeted for making soils healthy How is it made? Arsta Biochar is made through a start of the art Biochar reactor to ensure the product is consistent and meets international standard. The feedstock is agricultural residue sourced directly from the farmers and is sustainable and ecologically friendly. The entire process is carbon negative. How it will help your soil? Increases inorganic and organic soil carbon Improves plant growth Improves soil fertility and soil health reducing fertilizer requirement Increased water and nutrient holding capacity of the soil Provides a home for beneficial soil microbes including mycorrhizal fungi Puts carbon back into the soil â?? locking up atmospheric carbon Increased soil cation exchange capacity and soil pH Can be added to soil compost and mulches to stimulate microbial activity Can be blended with fertilizers to improve availability and reduce loss Decrease toxicity of aluminum and other metals How to use ? Applications can be repeated annually, mixed into the root zone raw or blended with your favorite fertilizer to boost the plant growth. For existing crops, it can also be applied as top dressing. Application shall vary depending on soil types, vegetation and environment. General application guide Garden Bed Small garden bed in backyard large planter box 1,5 liters per sqm Potting Medium Using as a potting medium additive for pot plants , orchids , smaller plants etc 1 to 10 % of the volume Compost Blend Blending Biochar with your favorite compost blend 1 to 10 % of the volume Garden Trees Planting new trees or top dressing existing tress 1 to 5 litres per sqm Large Horticulture Large scale application in horticulture crops 5 ton per hectare targeted to root growth zones Large Agriculture - Large scale application in Agriculture 20 to 25 ton per hectare
Specification: Biochar is a carbon-rich product made from renewable agricultural waste residue like coconut shells, corn cobs, cotton stalk, coconut husk, fronds, bagasse etc. It is produced by pyrolysis (heating in the absence of oxygen) that acts as a sustainable and permanent soil amendment. Research findings and experience on the field show that there is an increase in crop yields by using Biochar Soil amendment. It is a soil amendment that is plowed-in only once and has a lasting effect for centuries. Biochar enhances soil fertility by stimulating biological activity, improving soil nutrient and water retention, and also increasing organic matter. It is completely sustainable as the biomass comes from readily available and sustainable agricultural waste. Furthermore, the carbon in the biochar becomes locked up in the soil, removing carbon from the atmosphere. The main scientifically approved reasons that biochar amendments have resulted in measurable improvements in soil productivity are that it: Enhances soil biology (40% increase in mycorrhizal fungi) Improves nutrient retention in soils (50% increase in Cation Exchange Capacity) Improves the water retention capacity of soils (up to 18% increase) Increases the pH of acidic soils (1 point pH increase) Increases soil organic matter
Malaysia mangrove charcoal granular , rice husk ash for sale
Biochar. The basic characteristics of the offered product : - Treatment temperature: 500 - 650C; - Raw material: agricultural biomass (or other by desire); - Cfix rate: > 80% (typical. 85%), higher by request; - Degree of ash: < 6%; -pH disambiguation: neutral to alkaline (ph12); - Moisture content
Coconut shell biochar granulated form (particle size 2mm and less). Packed in 500 kg jumbo bags or 50 kg Woven bags.
Biochar is all natural, all renewable product that lasts for ten years. Unlike all other soil amendments or fertilizers you need to use every year, Bio Char continues enhance soil, help save water and fertilizers and increase crop yields for its life time.
Biochar made out of eucaliptus from Uruguay, South America.
yoohong offers three types of biochar. There are bamboo, rice husk and mixed wood. Bamboo biochar is the best of all. Our bamboo biochar involves slow pyrolysis at low temperatures to yield more solid char materials. Biochar is useful. Many farmers use biochar as soil conditioners due to its carbon sink capability. All products are in PP bags. The price varies with supplies and has yet to be updated. Please check with us for the latest price. The product pamphlet (catalogue) is available on request. Visit our website for more information.
Briquetted biochar can be made to specification. Price per ton
high quality biochar, good for reclamation, industrial clean-ups, soil enhancement, filtration, carbon at 97.5%, ash content
Biochar (Rice husk Biochar) - Soil enhancer or soil conditioner Biochar is created by heating biomass to high temperature in a low oxygen environment. This process is called pyrolysis. In our product we have used Rice Husk as a biomass. And also rice husk is a most suitable material to create Biochar, because of its maximum surface area. Biochar unique combination of characteristics make it an excellent soil amendment. Approximately 70% of its composition is carbon, which makes it a very pure form of carbon. The bonds between carbon atoms are strong and difficult to break. Which means Biochar is stable, long-lived and resistant to weathering and decomposition by microbial communities. Biochar enhances overall soil structure enabling plants to develop healthy and strong root systems. Its highly porous structure acts as a sponge for water and nutrients, providing a home for beneficial microbes which increases soil fertility and crop yield. Production of Biochar results in carbon sequestration as carbon is locked away in the soil for centuries. This means Biochar has the potential to help mitigate global warming and climate change. What are the benefits having in Cultivation by using Biochar Absorbs the applied fertilizer and the water and gradually releases it to the plant. Makes maximum productivity of fertilizer and water. Increases the population of beneficial soil microbes. Improves plant growth and enhances crop yield. Provide Silicon and Potassium. Does not retain excess water. Protects soil moisture. Protects against fungal diseases. Gives strength to the plant. Increases plant resilience. Enhances overall soil structure enabling plants to develop healthy and strong root systems. Why Rice Husk Biochar is most suitable for cultivation more than others Rice husk is a most suitable material to create Biochar, because of its maximum surface area. It can retain more water and nutrients, more than other materials. Easy to mix with soil mixture.
- Other product label : Charcoal , Biomass Char, Biochar - Raw materials: Palm Kernel Shell (PKS}, or Empty Fruit Bunch (EFB) - Hazardous Components: Carbonized materials - Product use description: Solid Fuel, Activated Carbon Precursor, Soil Amendment/ Enhancer - Product Description: Colour: Black particles MC : < 10 (%WT) Sizes:
Oregon biochar solutions is a high quality biochar manufacturer in southern oregon. We produce our biochar at industrial volume and are capable of rapidly fulfilling very large orders nationwide. Unlike much of the competition, our biochar is created from a highly homogenized feedstock consisting of softwoods from the pacific northwest. Our predictable feedstock, combined with our tightly controlled pyrolysis process, gives our customers an unparalleled product with the following key attributes: Very high carbon surface area (over 450 sq. Meters per gram). High carbon concentration (80%+). Because we use the same feedstock year round, these attributes remain consistent. Our commitment to quality and consistency ensures that our product can be the stable platform on which customers can grow and expand their businesses. We currently offer a single option: a raw, noninoculated biochar called rogue biochar. Price per unit varies with quantity
Name : Halaban Charcoal (Hard Wood Charcoal) Indonesia origin Purpose : For lifestyle in Barbeque, Chemical industry, Biochar Industry Packing : 20kg/bag (woven bag or by request) 20MT/40ft Document : Ready MSDS.Test Lab ,etc if need it Capasity : 200MT/Month
Biochar or charcoal.
100% Namibian Hardwood Charcoal for export. The charcoal is made from hardwood obtained from the clearing of invasive bush on Namibian farms. The invasive bush is cleared as it prevents the proper replenishment of the groundwater reserves in an already arid country. The dense bush prevents the grasslands from being used as grazing for livestock and wildlife. The Blackthorn (Acacia Mellifera) makes up 80% of the packed product. The balance is made- up of Candle Thorn (Acacia Hebeclada) and Mopane (Colophospermum mopane). threatening the indigenous fauna and flora. The particle size ranges from 30mm to 90mm. Charcoal is normally packed in 20kg white WWP. It can also be packed in bags supplied by the client. This would include Kraft paper bags and polyprop bags.
Charcoal Briquettes Hardwood charcoal briquettes made from South African Sekelbos. Sekelbos is an invasive species threatening the indigenous fauna and flora. Charcoal Briquettes are normally packed in 20kg white WWP. It can also be packed in bags supplied by the client.
Sekelbos Barkless Firewood Logs 28cm Well-seasoned firewood logs. We harvest dead trees and dead branches from the hardwood Sekelbos tree in the North-West Province of South Africa. This area is commonly referred to as the Bosveld. The tree is classified as an invasive species. The bark naturally comes off due to the harsh sun and arid conditions after two to three years.
