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What happens to carbon in the soil after biochar is applied? NSW (Video)

This Soils Network of Knowledge webinar video, presented by Zhe Weng (Han), describes the interaction between soil carbon and added biochar. In a trial, Han found that the application of biochar slowed down the soil carbon loss thereby increasing total soil carbon in the soil. Soil carbon increased with an additional application of biochar. While this video was produced in NSW, it is relevant to other Australian states [26:04]. #

  • Audience: RSP, tertiary students, landholders, SFSG, consultants
  • State: NSW, ACT, VIC, NT, SA, TAS, QLD, WA
  • Author/Editor: Z Weng (Han)
  • Publisher: NSW Agriculture
  • Resource Type: Video
  • Copyright Year: 2015
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Resource Last Updated: August 9, 2023

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