Don't Burn Brush Piles! Make Biochar
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- čas přidán 15. 02. 2021
- I'll show you how to easily make biochar from leftover brush piles and make an incredible amendment for your garden. See how much money you'll save by making your own, look how expensive it is to buy! amzn.to/2M1Ofva
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I agree with you about decentralizing and moving off perticular platforms. I will check you out on your other channels. You are a terrific person and your content is so valuable Thank you for all you do to educate us and keep us informed on all issues you mention
Thanks for taking the time to post this! Good to know. I’ve wondered about this. Blessings!
Fantastic learning site! One of my favorites, as a gardener. Both for inspiration, and instruction...
I love all your videos. You are a natural teacher and content is constant which I like
Very interesting man! Glad to see you are on other platforms too. It will be a while until they purge the gardening channels lol but we all know the saying "first they came for...". Keep it up friend
Mark, what did this nature guy do to get so sensitive to censoring? Personally, I think nature dude is not telling the whole truth - CZcams is demonetizing for greed. If there is something they don't like, they totally play show your work, advertise and not pay these content creators jack. Totally should NOT put all your eggs in one batch, but not for nothing, just like radio in the 1930s, this new form of social media is pulling democratic societies into dark places. Its one thing to kill a million Iraqis on a tall tale, but to turn that art on Americans?
Great video. I keep a 5 gallon bucket of biochar by my back door. I pee in it until I can hardly lift it then into the compost. I also put a couple handfuls in the bottom of my Bokashi bucket to catch the leachate. Charging with high nitrogen first prevents it from robbing nitrogen from your compost or the soil. I use an old cast iron sugar kettle that’s been here as long as I can remember to make my biochar, works great. I use it in bokashi, hot compost, worm bin for grit, a great replacement for perlite or vermiculite and it’s permanent carbon and a home for microbes and it helps control nutrient run off. The list of benefits and uses keeps growing.
Great tips thank you!
I have a 5 gallon bucket I have to urinate in along w putting all my banana peels in. So nitrogen and potassium for inoculating compost and bio char.
I know I am with my people when pissing on something is a genuine answer. LOL
I'm glad I saw this before I burn my branch pile from last year!
Brother, I’ve always loved your content and the fact you are doing your part to diversify the flow of information through the internet is awesome. Keep it up 👍
Thanks man appreciate it people gotta now how to grow food now more than ever!
I like your out look on what CZcams is doing I can't believe it my self
I like the field example of making your charcoal/biochar. I'll start making mine when the weather starts to dry out some. Thanks for another awesome video.
Wow dude. Saw you when you first started and you're killing it now! Keep up the good work!
Thanks. I was just getting ready to burn some cut branches, so this video was just in time. Good job.
This is great content I will be following for sure
Wow, I was not expecting you to call out the censorship. Thank you for addressing the topic!!
Great video! I agree wholeheartedly!
Thanks for the info on your other platforms. I will watch you on Rumble for now
You're amazing 👏doing it all yourself. Love your passion ❤
Excellent video!
good message at the end. thx
great video thanks for sharing!
This is a great idea! I’ve never heard of this before, and a great way to break some of those bigger limbs down.
Thats a nice lookin char pile my friend well done thank you.
You are not the man I thought you were when I was first introduced to you on epic gardening. I love you bro. Keep it up and keep the fight going.
Useful interpretation of making biochar. No metal containers necessary!
Awesome info
I have huge brush piles. But I'm going to try this on some of the smaller piles. Thanks for the info!
Nice! It feels good getting something so valuable out of a burn pile.
Thanks
Very informative
Almost every video I've considered making lately, you've made! This is great, thanks for sharing.
When you are quenching the char with a hose, I *think* you can get higher activation by initially using an ultra-fine misting nozzle. My theory is that the steam gets more of a chance to react with the char at higher temperatures. Using a regular hose stream sucks a ton of heat away quickly and shortens that reaction period (ie the heat should be used for flashing steam as much as possbile rather than heating water). Additionally, if you really want to go crazy with it, I think you could fan the coals rapidly before quenching to get them up to orange or yellow right as you start misting to boost this effect even more. Crunching it to smaller pieces before quenching should help the reaction area as well.
These are all largely unnecesary tweaks and each would cost a bit of total yield (by mass), but you seem to have a mind for improving processes. Love the channel, cheers.
Definitely looking forward to seeing you on Rumble...there arent many gardening etc contributors there! Will definitely follow!
I am creating a bio char cone pit. It allows you to keep adding to it and seems to create the most bio char. This method helps prevent air from getting to the center of the fire to prevent over burn.
Disconnecting from the Tech and MSM Overlords NOW! Thanks! LBRY
Wow, we're going to try this on our homestead. Awesome info! Love your channel! Good to know we can find you in a decentralized platform too, just in case ;)
I just made some charcoal using a big biscuit tin, punched with holes, and burnt leaves and tweaks and small branches.
Is this your new place what’s it like going from coastal California to Tennessee ??
crushing!
In northern Italy farmers used to make it since the Middle ages because there isn't natural coal in some areas
Thanks buddy, see ya on some of the other channels. Big tech is going MAD.
You’re awesome
I really like your content and agree with most views of the current issues going on the last few years. I've tried to find you on those other channels & websites and they seem very difficult to search, find, and view the content im looking for. I wish someone could create a non-regulated open-source, freedom of speech website that was easy to search & view. If you find one or create one, let us know. TN is on my list for retirement homesteading in a few years. I'm from northwest Georgia but currently live/work in Florida with military, its nice & free here also, but, it's getting really expensive as well.
Jon & Noi from Florida
have seen creating charcoal in a metal barrel, then choking the air intake with a lid, allowing for a controlled burn, rather than dousing with water.
I live in the city on the edge of country so I cannot burn things. I saw another video where someone bought Royal Oak lump charcoal. It is from different hardwoods. I bought a 30 pound bag for about $17 at walmart.com and picked it up at a store. It is another alternative for those who cannot make their own bio char and it’s fairly cheap. I plan to put it throughout my garden and even in my flower and California natives area.
Have been following your videos- forever- agree regarding social media. Can someone recommend what would be the best media for us from Australia to switch to for these videos?
Many thanks, you are an awesome inspiration!
I seen it done by covering the wood with mud and lighting
Wish I could do this, but I live in town and the neighbors would call the fire department!
What do you think about doing this with woodchips?
do you have a video about how to infuse the char with the microbes?
Start it burning in a big hole and once it's going good bury it. The heat will turn it into char over night without it burning.
yup. that's how we make coconut shell coals for clean cooking. Use a metal sheet over the hole and bury it.
How do you use the ash in the garden?
Great video. Looking forward to seeing your progress over the summer. WWG1WGA
damn. god's gift to humanity and he's treated like a CV kid.
boys, you know what to do.
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Tera preta; Weren't they trying to avoid flooding, washing away their good topsoil? Idk the whole story but it sounded to me like they combined hugelcultur and biochar to make epic, fertile, flood resistant, raised beds. Something about pot shards too🤔
I know you turn your own compost. Have you ever watched self efficient me and Mark the founder uses chickens to turn his compost
have you ever watched EdibleAcres and his chickens turn compost in upstate NY? His piles are screaming hot under the snow and ice with just simple cattle panels and greenhouse plastic.
Kinda like perlite!
So burn brush.. Extinguish at coals stage rather than ash stage generally as much as possible.. Soak coals in water ..add to compost pile some days later.. Mix coals into compost pile... Wait a month and its ready to use..
what were you taking the time to pull from the pile when you were adding it to your compost and covering the biochar?
I noticed the paint on my wheelbarrow peeled off and some got in the pile! I was not happy don't want that stuff in there.
I have a new (unused) 55 gallon barrel. Could I make biochar this way
I should add I don’t have a top for the barrel
Alternative channels are great but I am a non techie person and need simple access. You lost me at crypo chains. So hope you do still keep posting on youtube. I have watched you from the beginning of your market garden
Thanks for watching Cate. I will definitely keep posting all my content here, as well as many other platforms.
Pigs also love to eat the charcoal off the half burnt sticks
I add a little Biodegradable surfactant to the char to make it easier, and faster for the water to absorb into the char.
Whatever happened to Crystal Energy water?
Can you inoculated biochar and put it in the bottom of your holes before you plant
I like the way you think, that would work well.
Would you put dirt in between the bio char and the plant
Gosh got really political all of a sudden 😒. I didn’t know your gardening/farming was getting censored 🤨. Meanwhile gardening in my backyard working on my urban farm CZcams did put your video in front of my page because it’s relevant to what I watch. Every platform has its pros & cons . Show me more about farming & gardening & all that stuff & leave politics out of this . Your view on platforms like CZcams. Wow dude ! I happen to get a lot of info from CZcams it’s how I found you. You seem so angry 😡 now in this vid at the end . I’ve always seen your videos as peaceful with Cali vibes. I hope you keep that up & leave your political opinions for another channel . Much respect ✊🏾.
Why jadam desent recmend biochar
Please go to rumble.
Would you use ash from a wood stove in your garden ??
Yes just be careful not to use too much, because it can raise the pH of soil. A light dusting on top. Or mix it into compost, I'm sure someone gives recommendations on how much online.
If you need something to do with hardwood ash, you can make soap with it!
@@maegantucker6684 no kidding,never heard that before that would be cool
6:31 ;)
Hey! Can you recommend other gardening channels on Odysee?
Curtis stone the urban farmer is on there now.
Look up the history of biochar for gardening you can make biochar in your wood stove look up rocket stove mask heater couches
12 minutes of: I made a fire ...
Quality content achieved?
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*nearly smokeless
It was a special fire ^.^
Burn it in a barrel and then snuff the fire out there’s videos on CZcams it works awesome
You have the most magnificent eyebrows I have ever seen.
Good god you’re a beautiful man
Are you related to the CZcamsr: Bajheera? You might not be but your eyebrows definitely are.
"making biochar". Code for just out playing in my property building fires!
Haha don't tell my wife ;)
Yes we must exit the enemy's platform.
Glad to hear your on Bitchute. Didn't realize. Subbing there and unsubbing here. See you over there!
Be careful, I wouldn't want you to singe your eyebrows. lol
Haha there were a couple close calls
start using Rumble for videos....forget youtube
How would you ever get a return on this investment. You don't have to spend that kind of money to have a very successful garden. No one online has shown truly beneficial numbers on returns. In my opinion, biochar may not be a hoax but there is nothing out there that substantiates the cost or return. A recent study says that it increases your return by 10%. To me, that's not nearly enough.
Where's the clay mound? Primitive Technology is disappointed in you haha
You definitely showed us how not to do it , thanks
Even copying skillcults video title lol
Biochar doesn’t do much for the garden.... that’s been proven
Biochar those eyebrows.