Bio char is branded ash that has a high carbon content, and - no - potassium is not potassium. I've farmed all of my life, various sources each have their own pro's and con's. Regardless, bio char is nothing more than a byproduct; they may get a little revenue, but not much. It's like a retailer selling their cardboard, is it money? Yes. But is it really going to add to their bottom line? No. Over many years I suppose the number is possible, but, even still, such a small number of tons will yield a slim margin.
News 
Market Data 
Discover 
AI
