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🌱 Open for Business in 2024
At KC Biochar, we are thrilled to announce our grand opening, offering innovative biochar solutions for farmers, builders, and eco-conscious consumers alike. Our mission is to transform wasted wood stocks into clean, efficient biochar products that serve both as powerful soil amendments and effective erosion control systems.
🌿 Our Products
Raw Biochar
Best Natural Soil Amendment
Discover the unparalleled benefits of raw biochar:
- Enhances soil’s physical, chemical, and biological properties
- Retains water and absorbs nutrients
- Houses and protects vital microorganisms
- Fights pests, boosts fertility, and increases crop yield
Safe for both organic and conventional farming, our 100% pure raw biochar is a game-changer for agricultural practices.
Bulk Biochar
Preorder Now!
Get ahead with our state-of-the-art pyrolysis system coming online in 2024. We’re already accepting orders for truckloads and partial loads. Choose our biochar for an environmentally and financially responsible choice that benefits the soil and our planet by capturing pollutants and enriching soils.
Charged Biochar
Improving Forest Floors
Our charged biochar combines our superior raw biochar with on-site compost to rejuvenate forest floors and treat polluted sediments efficiently and sustainably.
Biochar Filter Sock
Protecting Fields, Forests, and Waterways
An innovative sediment control device, our biochar silt sock is a cost-effective and environmentally friendly solution to combat erosion and filter hazardous pollutants from agricultural runoff and stormwater.
Environmental Impact
Kansas City Biochar is not just about improving soil health; it’s about creating a sustainable future. Our biochar products:
Capture and store carbon, reducing CO2 emissions
Offer a significant reduction in nitrous oxide emissions
Provide a low-cost, effective solution for treating polluted sediments and filtering heavy metals and hazardous materials from water