US EditionNew Study Takes Long-Term Look At How Biochar and Hemp Improve Yields, Crops
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New Study Takes Long-Term Look At How Biochar and Hemp Improve Yields, Crops
PULLMAN, Wash. — Scientists at Washington State University and partner institutions will explore how soil-boosting biochar and hemp affect important crops like wheat, corn and chickpeas in a new long-term study. Funded by $5 million from the U.S. Department of Energy, researchers will spend six years examining the effects of biochar — partially burned timber slash or crop waste that improves soil and stores carbon — and hemp rotations on soil he…
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