<p>Prairie lands are under threat from habitat loss, invasive species, and agricultural intensification. When biochar is added to prairie conservation then carbon sequestration is included into the equation.</p>

Prairie lands are under threat from habitat loss, invasive species, and agricultural intensification. When biochar is added to prairie conservation then carbon sequestration is included into the equation.

Farmer and Conservationist Bob Wubben Employs Biochar, Better Practices and Passion for Prairies and their Restoration

ARTi biochar is a carbon-like material with a porous surface that acts like a sponge to help enrich soils, upgrade building materials, filter water, add to animal feed and plenty of other benefits… But what is even better is that it sequesters Carbon Dioxide (CO2) by preventing it from entering the atmosphere! Biochar is a carbon negative, cost effectively, long-term and scalable technology! The health of our soil and the health of our planet are one in the same: BIOCHAR.

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Farmer and Conservationist Bob Wubben Employs Biochar, Better Practices and Passion for Prairies and their Restoration

Farmer and Conservationist Bob Wubben Employs Biochar, Better Practices and Passion for Prairies and their Restoration