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They say that a teaspoon of biochar has the same surface area of up to two football fields. This means biochar is like a massive storage space in your garden for beneficial bacteria, fungi, nutrients, and water. Found in soils dating back tens of thousands of years, biochar has been found in, and is credited for creating unusually fertile patches in areas where the soil would typically be less productive. Using biochar can lead to better water usage, increased microbial activity, and improved plant growth. What are some other reasons to be thrilled about biochar? Long-Term Carbon Storage: Biochar's primary component is carbon. Due to its stability, biochar remains in the soil for hundreds to thousands of years, ensuring that carbon doesn't quickly release as CO2. Soil Health Boost: Biochar not only enriches the soil but, by doing so, encourages plants to absorb more CO2. With its help, soils can retain essential water and nutrients better. Fertilizer Savings: With biochar