Ancient Fertilizer! Biochar from Bones!

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[@outdoorcraftandtech]

Thanks for watching 😊 This time I tried to create an ancient fertilizer from chared bones! This way it is possible to create nutrients for plants immediatley that otherwise would have taken years to compost! Even today many people use this for their gardens 😊

[@_Schneckengang_]

Das ist echt cool

[@emgeespeaks8397]

I make bone broth, make bone meal from small bones and biochar with the larger ones. It's a great way to recycle back to the soil

[@outdoorcraftandtech]

Nice way of usage 😊

[@abderazzakishere]

Did you just make bone meal?

[@outdoorcraftandtech]

Bone meal is ground bones, this is biochar, very different. The carbon in the bio char is like a sponge for nutrients, bone meal just releases nutrients

[@emgeespeaks8397]

@@outdoorcraftandtech they both produce different benefits for the soil. I'm going through the process now with my turkey.

[@emgeespeaks8397]

So if bones are reduced to carbon like the wood is, the benefits still differ?