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BadgerChar Mobile: A Farmer-Friendly Mobile Biochar System

 
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BadgerChar Mobile: A Farmer-Friendly Mobile Biochar System
http://kck.st/1uabUVi

BadgerChar Mobile is a project conceived by Philip Rutter and led by Brandon Rutter-Daywater, both of Badgersett Research. We’re a family-run company whose purpose is to develop and deliver sustainable agriculture that farmers can adopt with economic benefit. This project combines use of low-cost reclaimed system components with advanced design for efficient, safe, and reliable production.



Also, I can't find the thread for podcast interview suggestions, but Phil Rutter would be a cool person for Paul to interview

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I know the biochar concepts and have 2 beds testing it, his desire is sound but I don't think he will meet his goal. His device is too small for a single pod for his goal, you would have to work really hard to pay that amount back fast enough.

Rick

 
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- I too have a few questions I would like to read answers to, I have reached their site and left a few questions There ! I will report on any answers ! Big AL

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