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Did you know that biochar creation involves vacuum technology in the pyrolysis process? Heating organic materials without oxygen in a vacuum or low-oxygen setting produces biochar, preserving valuable organic material. This carbon-rich biochar enhances soil fertility and sequesters carbon. Our SOGEVAC SV series is optimizing biochar production efficiency. With unparalleled performance, it excels in establishing and maintaining precise vacuum conditions! Ready to delve deeper? Learn more about the biochar process below. 👇 #Leybold #biochar #vacuumtechnology #soilstabilization

Colonies of Methylobacterium symbioticum, a gram-negative bacterium, fixing N through direct interaction with plant cells via the leaves. A sustainable alternative to the use of nitrogen fertilizers.

Biochar is a form of charcoal used to improve soil health and sequester carbon. It's produced by pyrolysis, the thermal decomposition of organic material in the absence of oxygen. Here are some common biochar preparation and production techniques. These techniques can be adapted and optimized based on the specific requirements and available resources, balancing efficiency, cost, and environmental impact. https://lnkd.in/dirSrRQU #Kerone #Biochar #ProductionPlant #ProcessingPlant

Brazil: Green Strategies for Recovery of Bioactive Phenolic Compounds from Agro-Industrial Wastes (Pomegranate Peels, Almond Hulls, and Elderberry Pomace) Using Natural Deep Eutectic Solvents

Biochar is a form of charcoal used to improve soil health and sequester carbon. It's produced by pyrolysis, the thermal decomposition of organic material in the absence of oxygen. Here are some common biochar preparation and production techniques. These techniques can be adapted and optimized based on the specific requirements and available resources, balancing efficiency, cost, and environmental impact. https://lnkd.in/djWen-uv #Kerone #Biochar #ProductionPlant #ProcessingPlant

Cohort 1 Then and Now: Ficosterra mainstreams nature-based solutions combatting chemical fertilizer pollution through sustainably harvested seaweed. These solutions have been scientifically proven to reduce nutrient pollution, improve soil health, boost crop yields, increase farmers' income, and, unlike synthetic fertilizers, avoid intensive carbon emissions. 👏 This multi-awarded #OceanInnovator is expanding its reach around the 🌎, actively searching for new locations and partners to replicate their innovation, to aid local farmers & fishermen, and protect more seas. 🔗 https://bit.ly/3s0uA0T

From your backyard to your business, the SludgeHammer system has a natural, eco-friendly wastewater solution for your septic. 🦠♻️💧 The EPA estimates that 95% of all septic system failures are caused by clogging from colonies of bacteria that journey to the disposal field, producing soil-clogging slime called biomat. SludgeHammer is a patented aerobic bacterial generator that stimulates the growth of specialized bacteria right in your septic tank. The micro-organisms aggressively digest the organic waste in your holding tank before migrating into the disposal field, where they consume the biomat that clogs the soil. The digestion is so complete that the need for pumping your septic system is virtually eliminated! Stop storing waste to pump out and start treating it onsite with the power of a SludgeHammer system today. Learn more about our biotechnology, see case studies, or sign up to become a local installer for your community at www.SludgeHammer.net - - #wastewater #ecofriendlyproducts #greensolutions #sludgehammer

Ammonia, an unlikely hero. Find out how it saved us in the past and can help save our future! Soil is more than just dirt; it's a living, breathing ecosystem teeming with essential nutrients. These nutrients find their way into the plants we consume, creating a direct link between soil health and our own well-being. Fertilizers are vital in maintaining these nutrients. They've saved us from starvation and allowed us to reach new heights of food production, but they’ve come at a cost – greenhouse gases. Nium has developed nanotechnology that drastically reduces the emissions and costs of producing the ammonia used in fertilizers. We were proud to help them share it with the world through an explainer video.  Our explainer video for Nium drew heavily on the power of storytelling. Our first step was to remind everyone of the problems we faced growing enough food in the past, and the solution that was the Haber-Bosch process. This set the scene perfectly to discuss the contribution of the fertilizer industry to the climate crisis and to introduce Nium’s innovation. At every stage, visual thinking allowed us to make the history of ammonia and the explanation of Nium’s reactors engaging and accessible to a wide audience. Sharing the ideas that will shape our future is one of the biggest reasons we do what we do. We’d love to talk to you if you have a complex message the world needs to hear, contact us today: https://lnkd.in/eJqFr6BS  #worldsoilday #sustainability #soilhealth #carbonemissions

Zydex has developed the new Zytonic Godhan/ BioDigester technology which uses a fungal bio-digestion mechanism to improve the conversion of biomass to humus and humic substances. These humates are stable forms of organic carbon that enhance the soil's Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC) and nutrient uptake. The Zytonic technology also increases water holding capacity and aeration of the compost, promoting the growth of beneficial aerobic soil biological populations like bacteria, fungi-mycorrhizae, protozoa, and nematodes. The resulting bio-digested FYM is brownish-black, soft, moist, free-flowing, and odorless, making it easier to spread over a larger area. It also increases the availability of key micronutrients and ensures higher residual organic content for improved soil health. #Zydex #nature #sustainability #organicfarming

Did you know that nitrogen, crucial for synthesizing proteins in plants, can be effectively delivered using purpose-built microbial solutions? This method harnesses the power of microbes to fix atmospheric nitrogen directly in the soil, offering a sustainable alternative to synthetic fertilizers.