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How and why do we need to activate and inoculate biochar?
Post By Tony Callaghan On 31/03/2020
Why do we use woven plastic sacks and tape our cardboard boxes with plastic tape?
Post By Tony Callaghan On 29/03/2020
What it is hot composting and the benefits of using this method
Post By Tony Callaghan On 21/03/2022
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.
Post By Tony Callaghan On 22/03/2020
How much biochar (or SF60) should you add to your soil and compost?
Post By Tony Callaghan On 10/03/2020
We talk a lot about Biochar Super Compost, SF60. What really makes it "Super" compared to everyday compost?
Post By Tony Callaghan On 06/12/2019
Keen gardeners have an interest in better flowers, tastier vegetables, making a positive difference to the garden environment and helping to limit climate change.
Post By Tony Callaghan On 02/12/2019
Interested and happy to hear Nick Bailey from the BBC's Gardeners' World talking to Joshua Sparkes, Head Gardener at Forde Abbey, about using biochar in their extensive tulip planting.
Post By Tony Callaghan On 20/11/2019
Our tester Paul has been busy filling his Super Composter with a mixture of materials from general garden waste from his smallholding, to household scraps, coffee grounds and sourdough starters from the kitchen.
Post By Tony Callaghan On 06/11/2019
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.
