Qualterra’s patented Biomass Processing Unit generates a consistent, high-quality biochar, which we produce and sell to customers globally. Biochar soil amendments improve soil structure to boost crop yields, reduce water and fertilizer consumption, and enhance soil health. Our biochar products are made with agricultural feedstocks such as wheat straw, ensuring the final product provides structure-enhancing benefits without containing toxic byproducts or heavy metals.
The porous, charged structure of biochar can trap water and nutrients, making them more available to the plant and improving water and nutrient use efficiency. Generally, growers using biochar soil amendments find that they apply less water and nutrients on their crops. Since more nutrients are retained in the soil, reduced nutrient leaching means a smaller environmental impact.
Biochar can help alleviate common problems associated with soil structure in low-quality soils. Amending soils with biochar can increase soil organic matter (SOM), increase cation exchange capacity (CEC), and raise pH. This helps to ease compaction and increase infiltration, and provides a suitable host environment for beneficial bacteria. Additionally, biochar is a stable carbon structure resistant to degradation. Our biochar is derived from agricultural biomass waste, and in the context of the lifecycle of a modern farm, it can remove carbon from the atmosphere and reduce a farm’s carbon footprint.
Qualterra biomass processing technologies reduce agricultural waste by turning it into biochar, a beneficial soil amendment, that improves plant health. Additionally, energy created by the biomass processing unit can then be captured and utilized in a variety of capacities.
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Improved Soil Productivity
Water Retention
Suitable Host for Microbes
Made with wheat straw feedstock
Water Availability
Nutrient Availability
Suitable Host for Microbes
Made with wheat straw feedstock
