Growers today face numerous challenges: irrigate less, reduce costs, cut emissions, and use less fertilizer—all while maintaining high yields to meet global food demands. We know how hard you work. Let us help you meet these demands with Myno Carbon Boost.
Biochar has consistently been shown to increase yields by an average of 10-15% across various crops and under different climatic, fertilization, and soil conditions. Bigger yields mean more money in your pocket.
Biochar improves soil water retention and water-use efficiency, reducing irrigation costs and helping your crops thrive even in drought conditions. As the days get hotter and dryer, drought resilience will be a game changer.
With precision soil testing, growers now know exactly what nutrients their crops need and when. However, not all applied fertilizer is utilized—much of it runs off, which is costly given the high price of fertilizers, and is detrimental to the surrounding environment. Biochar enhances the Nutrient Use Efficiency (NUE) of NPK fertilizers by an average of 15%, allowing you to use less fertilizer while delivering the same level of nutrients to your crops.
Biochar’s porous structure provides a haven for beneficial soil organisms. Myno Carbon Boost products improve soil health, especially in soils degraded by tillage or long-term chemical use.
Myno Carbon Boost is carbon-negative and returns carbon to the soil, helping to mitigate climate change. For every unit of Carbon Boost you use, 2 units of CO2 are sequestered in your soil.
As a bulk amendment:
Add Carbon Boost directly to soil as a bulk soil amendment on its own or combined with manure, lime etc. Apply our dry granular products with the dry spreader you already use.
As an efficiency-enhanced fertilizer (EEF):
Biochar is a great enhancement to fertilizer. When applied with fertilizer, biochar allows you to quickly realize all the benefits of an EEF and precision agriculture techniques. Our liquid formulas can be applied using the same equipment you already use. Apply with your liquid spreader or send our micronized liquid right through your fertigation system.
In biochar amended compost (BAC):
Biochar can be added and mixed directly into compost using the bulk amendment method or as part of the EEF method, with a fertilizer. BAC is initially treated as a covered aerated static pile (cASP), where it undergoes a thermophilic phase to mature before use.
Myno Carbon Boost is a cost-effective biochar solution that boosts yields and delivers measurable agronomic benefits. Made from 100% sustainably sourced clean waste timber biomass, and created through an industrial process with high consistency, it contains no toxic materials. Available in liquid or dry granular form, it can be milled to your preferred particle size.
Unlock the full potential of your soil with our premium Carbon Boost Granular Biochar. Specially designed to enhance soil health and boost plant growth, this eco-friendly product is perfect for gardeners, farmers, and landscapers looking to improve their soil’s fertility and structure.
Applications: gardens & landscaping, agriculture, potting soil additive, compost additive
Enhance your soil and water systems with our premium Carbon Boost Micronized Biochar. This finely ground biochar is designed to provide maximum surface area and reactivity, making it ideal for a variety of applications in agriculture.
Applications: gardens & landscaping, agriculture, potting soil additive, compost additive
Elevate plant health and soil vitality with our advanced Carbon Boost Liquid Biochar. This highly concentrated liquid carbon solution is designed to enhance nutrient uptake, improve soil structure, and promote vigorous plant growth.
Applications: gardens & landscaping, agriculture, hydroponics, compost additive, fertigation
Check out these results from biochar applications or to discuss your operation, specifically, send us a message at biochar@mynocarbon.com.
The USDA Agricultural Research Service and Oregon State University have developed a variety of tools specifically for growers looking to implement biochar in the Pacific Northwest. Check them out here >
