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What's the complaint? This is one ingredient that can be added all on its own (apparently) and have good results.

• bluGill 2y ago
  There are plenty of universities around the world doing real science on soil. I don't see any of them quoted.
  • franktankbank 2y ago
    Huh, I don't know, it seems like common enough knowledge. Why need to exhaust all possible options to get to MAX GAINS (sometime in the future but not today) when they are proposing something that seems to work now and is better than whats possible today? Seems like you end up bikeshedding a simple idea to death.
  • magicalist 2y ago
    There are literally citations throughout the article? It's still unclear what the complaint is. It just seems to be a short intro into biochar.
    • bluGill 2y ago
      The citations were only to biochar working (at least what I could see) and not a comparison of biochar to other options. Why would/should some (read a farmer) spend some money on biochar if something else works as well or better?