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Biomieler and Biochar

 
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I think biochars great but also interested in this biomieler as Jean Pain did. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0VOcpIkKaA

Curious if anyone has tried this and if use in addition to biochar.
 
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Jean Pain did some amazing stuff. He had a lot of skills to adapt and use the things he discovered.  I think most people would be too scared to try a lot of the stuff he did.
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