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Introducing the Mighty Moringa: Nature's Gift to Circle Carbon's Community Farm Nestled within the lush landscapes of Circle Carbon's community farm, an extraordinary tree takes center stage—the Moringa tree. With over 200 Moringa trees gracing our farm, we proudly embrace the numerous uses and remarkable benefits this tree brings to our community. Prepare to be amazed by the versatility and power of this botanical treasure. The Moringa tree, scientifically known as Moringa oleifera, has been revered for centuries for its incredible nutritional value and medicinal properties. Its tender leaves, teeming with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, make it a true powerhouse...

At Circle Carbon, we understand the allure of cultivating your own garden and the satisfaction that comes from nurturing plants. Whether you're an aspiring green thumb or a small-scale professional grower, we offer the perfect solution for your gardening needs. Our innovative concept provides accessible and hassle-free growing spaces for rent, empowering individuals to embark on their own horticultural journeys without the limitations of space or expertise. For gardening enthusiasts seeking a personal oasis, our small-scale farming spaces are tailored to meet your desires. Picture having your own plot of land, no matter how limited your available space may be....

Biochar, a form of charcoal derived from biomass, is revolutionizing sustainable practices across various fields. With its remarkable properties and diverse applications, biochar is gaining recognition as a valuable tool for addressing environmental challenges, improving soil health, and mitigating climate change. In this article, we delve into the world of biochar, exploring its definition, production process, and ten main uses that highlight its versatility and potential for a greener future. What is Biochar? Biochar refers to the carbon-rich solid material produced through pyrolysis, a process of heating biomass (such as agricultural waste, wood chips, or plant residues) in the absence...

La Vida Empieza en la Tierra.

La desertificación aumenta y el planeta avisa. La tierra guarda muchasrespuestas a la amenaza del cambio climático. En una finca a lasafueras de Bunyola, Christer y Astrid aplican biochar a la tierra:carbón vegetal para alimentarla y darle la vida que necesita.