Non-Peer ReviewedResponse of canola (Brassica napus Invigor 5030) and wheat (Triticum aestivum Prodigy) to biochar amendments was examined in a controlled environment experiment. A Brown Chernozem soil was amended with two types of biochar (wheat and willow biochar) at 1 and 2 t ha-1 alone and in combination with N and P fertilizer. Canola was grown in amended pots in controlled environmental conditions over a four week period. Parameters evaluated were germination and biomass yield, soil organic carbon, above ground nitrogen and phosphorus uptake and % recovery of applied N and P after 4 weeks of growth. The addition of biochar alone had limited impact on biomass yield (Fig 2, 3, 4 and 5). Addition of fertilizer, especially N, sign...
Current energy production is heavily dependent on fossil fuels. This dependence is expected to incre...
Field studies of biochar addition to soil and nutrient cycling using 15N fertilizers in temperate ag...
Ammonia (NH3) volatilization is considered as one of the major mechanisms responsible for the loss o...
Non-Peer ReviewedResponse of canola (Brassica napus Invigor 5030) and wheat (Triticum aestivum Prodi...
Non-Peer ReviewedThe response of Canola (Brassica napus Invigor 5030) to biochar amendments was test...
Biochars are the product of high temperature treatment of carbonaceous materials with little or no o...
Different soil amendments are applied to improve soil properties and to achieve higher crop yield un...
Non-Peer ReviewedControlled environment experiments were set up to evaluate the effect of applying d...
Soil biochar application effects in agricultural systems are not well understood. Corn (Zea mays L.)...
Recent years have shown an increased interest in biochar, a high carbon compound made from pyrolyzed...
<p>Few studies have investigated the potential of biochar in supporting cool temperate horticultural...
The benefits of biochar (BC) application to fertile, non-acidic soils in temperate climate regions m...
The conversion of organic wastes into biochar via the pyrolysis technique could be used to produce s...
Biochar (BC) is the carbon-rich product derived from pyrolysis of plant biomass. While currently gai...
Purpose The agriculture industry is under intense pressure to produce more food with a lower environ...
Current energy production is heavily dependent on fossil fuels. This dependence is expected to incre...
Field studies of biochar addition to soil and nutrient cycling using 15N fertilizers in temperate ag...
Ammonia (NH3) volatilization is considered as one of the major mechanisms responsible for the loss o...
Non-Peer ReviewedResponse of canola (Brassica napus Invigor 5030) and wheat (Triticum aestivum Prodi...
Non-Peer ReviewedThe response of Canola (Brassica napus Invigor 5030) to biochar amendments was test...
Biochars are the product of high temperature treatment of carbonaceous materials with little or no o...
Different soil amendments are applied to improve soil properties and to achieve higher crop yield un...
Non-Peer ReviewedControlled environment experiments were set up to evaluate the effect of applying d...
Soil biochar application effects in agricultural systems are not well understood. Corn (Zea mays L.)...
Recent years have shown an increased interest in biochar, a high carbon compound made from pyrolyzed...
<p>Few studies have investigated the potential of biochar in supporting cool temperate horticultural...
The benefits of biochar (BC) application to fertile, non-acidic soils in temperate climate regions m...
The conversion of organic wastes into biochar via the pyrolysis technique could be used to produce s...
Biochar (BC) is the carbon-rich product derived from pyrolysis of plant biomass. While currently gai...
Purpose The agriculture industry is under intense pressure to produce more food with a lower environ...
Current energy production is heavily dependent on fossil fuels. This dependence is expected to incre...
Field studies of biochar addition to soil and nutrient cycling using 15N fertilizers in temperate ag...
Ammonia (NH3) volatilization is considered as one of the major mechanisms responsible for the loss o...