New project equips farmers to increase food security
date:Feb 20, 2013
ase of carbon dioxide, black carbon and other greenhouse gases associated with traditional charcoal production methods.

The two-year research project will evaluate the effectiveness of biochar when used as a soil amendment by smallholder pyrethrum and coffee farmers in Rwanda.

re:char CEO Jason Aramburu said that when used as a soil amendment, biochar can increase crop yields, reduce nutrient leaching, help retain moisture, reduce soil acidity and improve surrounding water quality while signif
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