In this episode of the Biochar Show, host John Webster explores the intersection of biochar technology and the challenges faced by Florida's citrus industry due to Citrus Greening. Featuring Zack Farr (CEO, Biotech Applied Research) and Wyatt Catron (Project Development Manager, Carbon Markets at 3Degrees Group), the discussion highlights innovative solutions, economic implications, and the importance of collaboration among various stakeholders in agriculture. The role of carbon credits and the future prospects for sustainable farming practices are also examined, emphasizing the need for community engagement and technological advancements in biochar production. In this engaging conversation, the speakers discuss the evolving landscape of the biochar industry, focusing on carbon credits, community impact, job creation, and sustainability. They explore the challenges and opportunities in scaling operations, the importance of training and collaboration, and the role of federal programs in supporting biochar initiatives. The discussion highlights the optimism surrounding the future of biochar as a viable solution for environmental challenges and economic growth.

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• 3Degrees Inc
• Zack Farr on LinkedIn
• Wyatt Catron on LinkedIn

Since 2019, John Webster has run Go Biochar, a leading source for bulk biochar sales & service, biochar technical consulting, field demonstrations, and product development across agriculture, forestry, fuels, and carbon markets. John serves as Director of Development for BiocharOnSite and was formerly the Director of Communications for the US Biochar Initiative. Through these roles, he has helped expand awareness, shape national conversations, and move the industry toward commercial adoption. John brings deep experience and a storyteller’s approach to the program. His mission is to connect the dots between local practices and global carbon goals. For him, biochar is more than a product. It’s a key to rebuilding resilient soils, slashing emissions, and creating circular economies. Nature pulls carbon from the sky. Biochar helps us keep it in the ground!

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In this episode of the Biochar Show, host John Webster engages with Brian Borkowitz and Noah Pechatsko from Davy Tree, discussing their passion for trees, the importance of urban resilience, and the role of biochar in sustainable tree care. They explore the challenges of biomass management, customer satisfaction, and the benefits of incorporating biochar into soil health and plant performance. The conversation also delves into the operational aspects of building a biochar facility, the significance of carbon credits, and the future of biochar in the market. The episode concludes with a focus on the commitment to environmental responsibility and the potential for biochar to contribute to a sustainable future.

• Davey Makes Strides Towards Greater Sustainability with New Biochar Facility
• Biochar at Davey Tree

Since 2019, John Webster has run Go Biochar, a leading source for bulk biochar sales & service, biochar technical consulting, field demonstrations, and product development across agriculture, forestry, fuels, and carbon markets. John serves as Director of Development for BiocharOnSite and was formerly the Director of Communications for the US Biochar Initiative. Through these roles, he has helped expand awareness, shape national conversations, and move the industry toward commercial adoption. John brings deep experience and a storyteller’s approach to the program. His mission is to connect the dots between local practices and global carbon goals. For him, biochar is more than a product. It’s a key to rebuilding resilient soils, slashing emissions, and creating circular economies. Nature pulls carbon from the sky. Biochar helps us keep it in the ground!

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In this episode of the Biochar Show, host John Webster speaks with Dr. Kristin Trippe from USDA ARS about her journey into soil science, the development of the Biochar Atlas, and the integration of biochar into sustainable agricultural practices. They discuss the importance of decision support tools for farmers, the role of biochar in enhancing soil health, and the ongoing research needs in the field. Dr. Trippe emphasizes the significance of STEM education in promoting soil health and shares insights on the future of biochar research and its applications in agriculture.

Dr. Kristin Trippe is a distinguished research microbiologist with the USDA Agricultural Research Service (ARS) at the Forage, Seed, and Cereal Research Unit in Corvallis. With over 14 years of experience, her work focuses on the impact of biochar on soil health, including microbial dynamics and carbon sequestration. As a board member of the U.S. Biochar Initiative, she translates cutting-edge research into practical guidance for sustainable agriculture. Dr. Trippe's contributions include the USDA ARS biochar roadmap and the Pacific Northwest Biochar Atlas, a decision-support platform for biochar application.

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• Biochar Atlas: https://www.pnwbiochar.org/
• Web Soil Survey: https://websoilsurvey.nrcs.usda.gov
• A biochar selection method for remediating heavy metal contaminated mine tailings: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11684517/
• USBI Fact Sheet on Interpreting Lab Results: https://biochar-us.org/interpreting-biochar-lab-reports

Since 2019, John Webster (https://linkedin.com/in/john801) has run Go Biochar (https://gobiochar.com), a leading source for bulk biochar sales & service, biochar technical consulting, field demonstrations, and product development across agriculture, forestry, fuels, and carbon markets. John serves as Director of Development for BiocharOnSite (https://www.biocharonsite.org) and was formerly the Director of Communications for the US Biochar Initiative. Through these roles, he has helped expand awareness, shape national conversations, and move the industry toward commercial adoption. John brings deep experience and a storyteller’s approach to the program. His mission is to connect the dots between local practices and global carbon goals. For him, biochar is more than a product. it’s a key to rebuilding resilient soils, slashing emissions, and creating circular economies. Nature pulls carbon from the sky. Biochar helps us keep it in the ground!

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