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Guidelines on Practical Aspects of Biochar Application to Field Soil in Various Soil Management Systems Photo by Josiah Hunt Julie Major , PhD. Extension Director International Biochar Initiative IBI, 2010. IBI would like to acknowledge contributions by Micah Woods (Asian Turfgrass Center), Kelby Fite (Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories), Dan Pote (USDA-ARS), Christine Ziegler (Rodale Institute), Tracy Miedema (Earthbound Farms), Annette Cowie (NSW-DPI), Philip Small (NSCSS), Alfred Gathorne-Hardy (Imperial College) and Erich Knight (EcoTechnologies Group). IBI and Julie Major are not responsible for any prejudice caused by the Application of Guidelines given in this manual.

Guidelines for Biochar Application to Soil—International Biochar Initiative Page 7 the biochar is saturated and it also increases the weight of the material and thus shipping costs. The best way to prevent fire is to store and transport biochar in an atmosphere