Episode 12 – Greg Hart, Mangarara FarmWell-known regenerative farmer Greg Hart joins Dylan to talk about his 20-year journey away from fossil-fuel-dependent farming and toward a tree-filled, biochar-boosted system. Greg shares how silvopasture, on-farm slaughter, and charring of bones are … Continue reading
I had planned to provide this report in the June AllBlackEarth newsletter but Firefox was not talking nicely with MailChimp and my poor old brain couldn’t cope with the deadline pressure so here it is as a PDF report. … Continue reading
It is great to see GoWell Consulting connecting with this project and sharing the news. The broader sustainability consulting sector could help the world by getting familiar with biochar production and its many applications. a minor grumble from me on … Continue reading
Congrats to Thabiso & his team. Lets grow the community & contractor scale operations around NZ. Check out the Napachar blueprint: https://groups.io/g/BNNZ/message/1120 And while I have your attention… You should have received a direct email on making a MfE submission … Continue reading
Episode 11 of Char Chit Chat features a chat with Dale from the Bay of Plenty area of New Zealand. Dale is an ecologist with a strong interest in tree systems and biochar. We delve into his hands-on, low budget … 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
Cameron Smith has been making biochar since hearing Albert Bates speak on it in 2012. He has made biochar in kilns, retorts, TLUDs, bathtubs and old cake tins. He lives on a small farm in Pukekohe New Zealand. I’ve added … Continue reading
There is plenty of biochar history here, coming from way up north. This looks like exciting progress, focusing on major new plans. … Continue reading
This months ANZBIG newsletter profiles Southland Carbon. … Continue reading
https://www.odt.co.nz/southland/the-ensign/new-business-keeping-tradition-alive … Continue reading