Biochar is produced from farm residue using the pyrolysis method. It is high in carbon and has small quantities of NPK that boost soil fertility. Biochar is largely used in agriculture, particularly in regenerative agriculture practices, to improve soil fertility, plant development, and crop nutrition. It consequently increases farming output as a result. It is a porous, carbon-rich material with several applications, but its main uses are in improving soil quality, remediating environmental damage, and reducing pollutants.
Our specialized hydro-retention product, renowned for supplying substrates to plant roots, increases the capacity of soil and growing media to hold water. Its ability to increase the amount of water accessible to plants has a significant positive impact on environmental protection and the global reduction of greenhouse gases, particularly in the context of regenerative agriculture.
BIOSAT, which stands for Biochar-based Organic Soil Amendment Technology, represents a revolutionary approach to enhancing soil health and agricultural productivity. This innovative technology harnesses the power of biochar, a highly porous form of charcoal produced from biomass, to amend soil and improve its fertility, structure, and water retention capabilities. By incorporating organic matter into the soil in the form of biochar, BIOSAT promotes sustainable agriculture practices while mitigating environmental challenges such as soil degradation, nutrient depletion, and greenhouse gas emissions.
Furthermore, BIOSAT offers a multifaceted solution by not only enhancing crop yields and quality but also contributing to carbon sequestration efforts and reducing reliance on synthetic fertilizers and pesticides. As a result, BIOSAT represents a promising avenue for achieving long-term agricultural sustainability, resilience, and food security in a rapidly changing world.
According to the guidance of most soil scientists in the field, it is generally recommended to apply a rate of 3 to 5 tons per hectare per year for optimal soil management and crop productivity
Biochar can be applied annually to the soil during the soil preparation stage. It is observed that soil fertility increases over the years due to regular application of biochar.
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