Check out the linked presentation above for some great content: “Listen in as we hear from the Sustainable Taranaki Crew talking about the Green Loop. We hear from Mieke Verschoor, a fellow member of our network, who is a Co-founder … Continue reading
Dylan kicks off season 2 of CCC with a focus on the dairy farm. This fits nicely with the new BNNZ feature on dairy: https://biochar.net.nz/about-biochar/economic-applications/dairy-cows-and-biochar … Continue reading
“Through this partnership, Christchurch will receive approximately $2.9 million in funding to deliver two research projects in the OARC. The projects will focus on: Establishing plantings of native species to improve biodiversity and climate resilience, while developing models for renewable … Continue reading
https://www.happenfilms.com/films/being-the-change-at-85 Helen waves the flag for us in this entertaining short film. It also has a version of ‘where’s Wally’ but in this case its the BNNZ chair! Helen has also been a guest on Dylan’s CharChitChat Also cut from … Continue reading
Bravo Gordon. Something to note is that humates are fossil carbon. My opinion is that they should be left in the ground along with peat / peat moss. If we have effective sustainable replacements then why mine our environment? Maybe … Continue reading
Biochar gets a mention here. Stephen is also connected with City-to-Farm which has been covered here previously (https://soilcarbon.org.nz/city-to-farm/#comment-3269), including a CharChitChat with Betsy Kettle (https://soilcarbon.org.nz/?s=betsy&x=15&y=2) … Continue reading
Only passing mentions on the important biochar component of this project. Also picked up by Scoop. It would be great to see the related work with schools extended into biochar production. Great education opportunities for TLUD stoves projects, teaching the … Continue reading
Nice coverage on Seven Sharp which has been shared to the BNNZ FB page NZ Herald coverage reported to BNNZ LinkedIn page … Continue reading
Some really great biochar applications discussed here. Check out Cornelia’s website: https://biokai.co.nz/about-us/ … Continue reading