Improving crop yield

We have loads of agricultural waste that is not well utilized and could be used in a beneficial way.Nowadays we have fertilisers that are expensive and harmful to the soil, but with biochar it will be different and help in water retention.This creates job opportunities and enhances food security while still addressing climate change, it's a win win.Their aim of scaling up across Africa will impact millions of acres of agricultural  farmland. Small scale farmers will benefit by increased crop yields and in the process reducing Carbon dioxide.
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Kenyan Climate Tech Company TERA Carbon Launches Biochar Facility in Kisumu
A Kenyan climate-focused company, TERA, has initiated a project in Kisumu that will convert agricultural waste into biochar.
https://kenyanwallstreet.com/kenyan-climate-tech-company-tera-carbon-launches-biochar-facility-in-kisumu/
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Ann Nyambura
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Scaling up biochar production across Africa can lead to economic empowerment while promoting sustainable agricultural practices .. Way to go!
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Annett Michuki..
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this is a incredible innovation
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Rashid Kamau
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By leveraging innovative technology to produce biochar, the facility not only addresses waste management and soil health but also contributes to climate change mitigation and community development.
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Kelvin Thuranira kaberia
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This really triggers a lot of questions of where to obtain biochar,,,,,but hopefully the biochar will be of great importance
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walter lungayi
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I wonder where they will obtain Biochar from. I hope they are not going to chop down trees for Biochar.
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