Biomass fast pyrolysis produces bio-oil and biochar achieving circular economy. This review
explored the emerging applications of biochar. Biochar possesses the unique properties for …

Applying biochar to paddy fields is a helpful approach that potentially increases rice
production and nitrogen use efficiency (NUE) to ensure food security and protect the …

Crop residues are representative agricultural waste materials, massively generated in the
world. However, a large fraction of them is currently being wasted, though they have a high …

The increasing amount of food waste and the excessive use of mineral fertilizers have
caused detrimental impacts on soil, water, and air quality. Though digestate derived from …

Biochar is a solid material that contains a lot of carbon and is created by heating biomass in
an environment where there is little or no oxygen. It has become clear that biochar holds …

Biochar, a solid carbonaceous substance synthesized from the thermochemical degradation
of biomass, holds significant potential in addressing global challenges such as soil …

Biochar is a widely used soil amendment that has positive effects on improving soil quality,
promoting resource efficiency of agricultural production, and reducing environmental …

Biochar has gained significant attention in agricultural and environmental research over the
last two decades. This comprehensive review evaluates the effects of biochar on soil organic …

One promising technology in the field of residue valorization is the pyrolytic conversion of
biomass to biochar. There are a lot of proven technologies for this task, with many of them …

Making full use of agricultural resource endowment, determining the planting suitability of
areas for different crops according to the environment and human activities, and optimizing …