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Any chance we can have a biochar specific sub forum?

 
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As per the title, can we have a biochar sub forum.

We have a few threads in the "soil" section, but no obvious area to focus on making and using biochar. I know there are quite a few of us doing this regularly.

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We have one now: Biochar subforum

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