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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1P94eSzf295HWS5Pd6sItnX3MAJL2NYQu4V8sJc8ZV3k/edit?usp=sharing

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Hi John S. This is behind a Google login wall. Can you give a few excerpts?
 
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https://www.facebook.com/groups/1754011331682826/search/?q=Biochar%20market%20composition%20properties%20functions%20uses
 
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It's a comparison of the markets for different kinds of biochar: Wood, manure, crop residue, compost, and mixed feedstock. It shows the differences between them.  I couldn't figure out how to transfer the information from facebook. Sorry,
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One thing I've noticed at big box stores is the better quality grow mixes loudly declare a percentage of biochar in the mix.

I don't buy this stuff, but I like how it normalizes and promotes biochar as a premium soil additive. It's like a kind of brand recognition in the public mind, regardless of the company selling it.
 
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