Biochar is a carbon-based resource produced through the pyrolysis of biomass, including livestock manure.

It improves soil aeration, water retention, and nutrient-holding capacity, enhancing crop growth conditions. It also acts as a slow-release fertilizer by providing long-term nutrients, including concentrated N, P, K, and trace elements.

Wood-based biochar has little to no nutrient content but improves soil structure. Livestock manure biochar not only improves soil but also contains concentrated nutrients, including NPK of 8 or higher and trace elements such as Mg, Ca, and S. It can replace organic fertilizers and reduce chemical fertilizer use by over 50%.