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Biochar vs Perlite and Vermiculite: Sustainable Soil Solutions Explained
Most gardeners are aware of the benefits of using Perlite or Vermiculite as a soil additive, but using biochar is a far better alternative.
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How Charcoal Can Improve Your Horse’s Gut Health Naturally.
Maintaining optimal gut health is essential for your horse's overall well-being, supplementing its diet with charcoal is the solution
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Carbon Capture: Locking Away CO₂ with Charcoal
We're proud of the impact we’re making in carbon capture and storage. In 2024 alone, we’ve sequestered 12,892Kg of CO₂.
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Using Biochar in Your Garden: A Beginner’s Guide to Boosting Soil Health with No-Dig Gardening
How to combine the use of Biochar and the No-Dig method of gardening to achieve perfect soil health in your garden.
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Biochar in Agriculture and Livestock Health: A Comprehensive Overview
This article talks about how Research into Biochar and it's benefits to livestock and agriculture is increasing and showing positive results
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Imported charcoal, a top driver of global deforestation, remains unregulated in Britain.
My name is Jim Bettle and I am the NCFed National Charcoal Representative, I set up The Dorset Charcoal Company back in 1997 and am proud...
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Charcoal's Carbon Footprint
UK produced charcoal has a massively lower carbon footprint than that of imported charcoal and is beneficial to our woodlands and wildlife.
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The Dorset Charcoal Company's Wood Sources
How The Dorset Charcoal Company sources its wood sustainable from local woodlands.
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Biochar for Tree Planting
Benefits of including Biochar when planting trees: Improved tree health, drought resistance, reduced diseases and transplant shock.
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Feeding Cattle Biochar on BBC Countryfile
The BBC's Countryfile on Sunday featured a section about a farmer in South West Lincolnshire who has been feeding Biochar to his cattle.
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Gardener's Biochar featured on BBC Gardeners' World.
Gardener's Biochar had a brief mention on Gardeners World in the last show, with Joshua Sparks talking about Biochar's benefits.
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More than one in three unable to correctly identify that charcoal is made from wood!
In a survey conducted into the UK public's attitudes to sustainability of charcoal, 8 per cent didn't know what charcoal is made from.
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Biochar for Fine Wines!
This month we are advertising our Biochar in The Vineyard Magazine; Our biochar has been used with great success in the past at Bride...
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Activated or non-activated charcoal?
We are often asked whether our charcoal is activated or non-activated, so we thought it might be useful to explain the difference.
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COSMOS Accreditation
The Dorset Charcoal Company is proud to announce its charcoal powder now has COSMOS accreditation.
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Glastonbury 2019
"We are The Official Charcoal Wholesaler once again at Glastonbury Festival 2019, ensuring your festival jerk chicken and burgers are...
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How to Enrich Biochar before using in your garden.
Biochar, made from plant material like hardwood, is a powerful soil enhancer, but it needs to be activated before use.
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Grown in Britain.
The Dorset Charcoal Company has been a proud supporter of the Grown in Britain Campaign from the beginning, and are very pleased to now...
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Why Promote Dorset Charcoal & Firewood?
Using wood as a fuel has a number of benefits. Firstly, contrary to what many people think burning wood and charcoal can be...
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Dorset Charcoal is so easy to light!
Advise from the Dorset Charcoal experts... Unlike the imported varieties of charcoal, Dorset Hardwood Charcoal is very easy to light! You...
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