The use of biochar in maure management, in bedded pack and retention ponds provides a range of benefits to humans, animals, soils and the environment. Not that many win, win, win, win solutions out there, but this is one of them! Check out what Shelburne Farms has been doing for several years with outstanding outcomes.
How can biochar help reduce manure odor? Find out more below! Shelburne Farms, located in Shelburne, Vermont, recently turned to an innovative way of utilizing biochar to tackle odor and potentially greenhouse gas emissions arising from their manure pits. With nearly 100,000 visitors a year, Shelburne Farms is an education nonprofit dedicated to building a sustainable future, and its historic campus is a working farm and forest. The integration of biochar into their soil and manure pits has shown significant promise in reducing odor and potentially lowering greenhouse gas emissions, providing a deeper understanding of the revolutionary benefits that biochar can offer to sustainable agriculture.
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2moReally helpful to see this! If there is any other research out there on what biochar is doing when added to manure pits, please share :)