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Terra Preta de Indio
Biochar Soil Management |
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| Biochar - Visual Impressions |
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Experimental fields in the Llanos of Colombia, showing maize growth with 0, 8 and 20 t/ha (from left to right) biochar dry matter applied two years before the photo was taken (Photo: J. Lehmann). |
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Experimental fields in Upstate New York after application of biochar (Photo: C. Hyland) |
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Experimental fields with different rates of biochar applied to a Colombian savanna soil
(Photo: J. Major). |
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Unraveling the secret why biochar is so effective,- the lab at Brookhaven National Laboratories. |
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