Entries by SoilFixer Ltd.

Biochar – latest news on results and performance

There are now more than 15,000 published biochar papers. This new meta-analysis paper is the biggest and most comprehensive meta-analysis of these papers to date. The paper is at link:  Biochar in agriculture – A systematic review of 26 global meta-analyses, Hans-Peter Schmidt,Claudia Kammann,Nikolas Hagemann,Jens Leifeld, The summary table is in the chart below. The property being […]

Customer Services and Delivery

Covid-19 Latest Information on Deliveries We continue to deliver via our chosen courier Parcelforce.  Courier services currently working to normal 48-hour turnaround. The collection of parcels from our stock warehouse can be undertaken whilst maintaining a safe distance. It is remote from other businesses, there is no public access, it is being manned via one person. Only one […]

Biochar for carbon sequestration

Biochar – sequestration diagram, C Steiner, 2008 Biochar to Tackle Climate Change Biochar has an enormous potential to help mitigate climate change by locking (sequestering) the carbon into the soil. The detailed numbers can be overwhelming so just one headline: biochar has the potential to offset up to 12% of the TOTAL CO2 emissions. (If […]

Is Biochar Sustainable

We look at how and why biochar is both sustainable and good for climate change. We go through a number of burning (!) questions people want answers for before they work with a biochar supplier. Climate change is on everyone’s mind. We have seen more and more companies repositioning their marketing around ‘Green credentials’. This […]

How to Activate and Inoculate Biochar

How do I activate and inoculate biochar? There are four main methods Soak the biochar in a dilute solution of liquid fertiliser for 1-3 days before use. Mix the biochar with compost – leave it to stand for 6-12 weeks Mix the biochar into the soil, leave it at least 3, preferably six months before planting Add […]

Packaging – paper, plastic and boxes

Why do we use woven plastic sacks and tape our cardboard boxes with plastic tape? Most of our customers are deeply environmentally aware – using biochar and biochar super compost is as much about sustainable gardening as it is about beautiful flowers and vegetables. This rightly prompts questions around the packaging we use. We use […]

Spring Lawn Care

You may have already made the first lawn cut of the year, if you haven’t, start with a high blade and gradually reduce over the weeks to your preferred height. If your lawn is prone to moss and weeds, here we will explain how our biochar granules and SF60 super compost can help. Tackling weeds and moss really depends on […]

Biochar mitigates (offsets) climate change

Biochar mitigates climate change Every gardener and farmer can help offset (mitigate) climate change by adding biochar or biochar super compost (SF60) to their soil. 1Kg of biochar carbon offsets 3.6 Kg CO2* In this blog, we explore how biochar is used to mitigate climate change. The role of biochar in terms of soil carbon, compost, humus, and soil organic […]

Which biochar should you buy?

Types of Biochar for Soil: From Raw to Activated and Super Compost This blog looks at different grades of biochar and the benefits they can bring to soil health and to the garden. What Are the Different Types of Biochar for Soil? Basic Biochar We champion the 0-13mm granules as the “basic” (standard) grade of raw biochar. Wood-based […]

Biochar: The non-starters

Followers of SoilFixer will be aware we are passionate about producing biochar that really improves plant health and growth. However, not all biochars are equal. In this guide, we rule out some “non-starter” biochars to be aware of. Next week we will guide you through the different biochar options to help you to achieve the very best […]

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