Let’s talk about “Keys to Biochar.” I think many of us are skeptical when something new comes to market and gets popular quickly, but we are getting the peer-reviewed research to back up the hypothesis that biochar may be a great tool in our kit for growing trees in challenging environments and help sequester carbon at the same time. Listen in to learn more!
The White Ash, Fraxinus Americana, is also called Biltmore Ash. This deciduous Texas native is a large forest tree that grows to 100 feet tall and a trunk to 3 feet in diameter, with a tall trunk and a relatively short, oval crown. Found throughout East Texas, westward to the valley of the Trinity river, this species grows best on the rich, moist, well-drained soils and slopes adjacent to river bottoms.