Biochar Kilns International
In a world where Environmentally Conscious are no longer just buzzwords, but a necessity, Angus McIntosh (Farmer Angus) is pioneering regenerative agriculture practices that not only nourish the land but also produce some of South Africa's most delicious food. Here’s how he does it: His Grazing MethodHigh-density, rotational, multi-species grazing: He moves animals frequently to mimic … Continue reading Farmer Angus: Pioneering Regenerative Practices for a Healthier Future
I believe that the future of low-cost biochar production at the farm scale requires a fresh approach. My solution is for farmers, small enterprises, and interested parties to pilot: ✳️A "TUNNEL kiln" or ✳️A cheaper "ONE-drum" version. Previously, we designed and prototyped the following kilns and devices with my own funding, international donor money, and … Continue reading NEW Innovative Approach to Low-Cost Biochar Production for Sustainable Farming
Firewood dependence for cooking in the developing world has resulted in forests being depleted at a rate of 2.5 to 3% per year. It is here in the poorest parts of the world that villagers spend a good portion of their time gathering wood to cook, heat and make charcoal. To counter this dependence … Continue reading Hand operated briquette press – utilizing waste paper and sawdust
By Vuthisa We recently concluded a feasibility study into the viability of rolling out portable metal kilns to eradicate invasive alien tree species. The cattle farm in question is situated in Franklin, approximately 30 km North of Kokstad, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. To achieve this task we adapted the Portable Kiln system and made it into … Continue reading Charcoal from invasive alien tree species
This post contains information on an innovative charcoal camping stove
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