Biochar To Farmers

Historically, biochar production over the last five millennia primarily utilized open fires. However, contemporary pyrolysis methods aim to eliminate direct flame by separating the carbonization process from the combustion of pyrolysis gases. This approach, while technically advanced, introduces complexities and high costs that have hindered the widespread adoption of biochar technology. The Kon-Tiki flame curtain kiln bridges traditional fire-making knowledge with modern thermodynamic principles in its design, enabling the efficient creation of high-quality biochar with reduced emissions.

This innovation places the ability to produce biochar within reach of farmers globally, democratizing access to this sustainable technology. Consider supporting the Sahithi Foundation with a donation to help fund the development and refinement of this technology, promote its global awareness, and further enhance its design.