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Great article Megan. There is a lot of dense info in it.
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John Suavecito wrote:Great article Megan. There is a lot of dense info in it.
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John,

I’ve been researching inexpensive and fast ways to create mulch. Biochar came up a few times in this search.
I then wanted to find out how biochar actually served as being productive in soil and plant growth. It didn’t make sense to me until I read about charging.
Have a good day :-)

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