2. RITUAL /
SPIRITUAL /
SOIL AGRICUTURE ANIMALS ENERGY HABITAT SANITATION HEALTH WATER
RELIGIOUS /
PRACTICES
PADDY APPLICATION IN
ANIMAL PLACES BIOCHAR FIRE / ALTAR /
METHANE BIOCHAR URINALS
TO TAP SOURCE FROM YAGNAS /
EMISSIONS BRICKS CLEANING
URINE, SANITAT EFFICIENT TLUD AGNIHOTRA
REDUCTION TEETH
ION AND COOK STOVES
EMISSIONS
BIOCHAR
REDUCTION
BIOCHAR
PESTICIDE & TOILETS
COMPLEX
BIOCHAR IN FIRE DURING
CHEMICALS
AQUARIUMS FESTIVALS
AFFECTS
RUMINANT WATER
MITIGATION
ANIMALS AS BY PRODUCT PURIFICATION –
METHANE FROM GASIFIER BIOCHAR IN BIOCHAR COLOR, ODOR,
EMISSIONS STOVES, BOILER CATTLE SHEDS TABLETS REMOVAL OF
EMMISIONS REDUCTION AS S ETC HARMFUL
REDUCTION FEED ADDITIVE ELEMENTS, ETC.
BIOCHAR IN
FROM FARM
POULTRY CREMATIONS
YARD
FARMS CLEANING
MANURES AND
COMPOSTS PLATES /
BIOCHAR UTENSILS
SOAKING IN
COMPOST CHARCOAL
WITH ANIMALS BIOCHAR IN
PRODUCTION NATURAL /
URINE AND FOOD AS PART
FROM BIOMASS BIOCHAR IN ARTIFICIAL
CROP RESIDUE EXCRETA - OF FOOD
/ WASTE FRIDGES, MATT FIRES IN
MANAGEMENT VALUE BATHING PREPARATIONS
MANAGEMENT RESSES, ETC. FORESTS /
ADDITION
FIELDS, ETC.
3. Biocharculture Adaptation benefits
Securing the crop from
Reclaim the degraded
drought and climate water conservation,
soils,
variabiiity
Lessen the impact of
reducing emissions and Conversion of cotton
hazardous pesticides
increasing the stalks into Biochar an
and complex chemicals
sequestration of option and address
& to reduce plant
greenhouse gases carbon sequestration
uptake.
increases in
Impacts of Biochar last
Increase in crop yield C, N, pH, and available
more than 1000 years.
P to the plants
4. SOURCES OF BIOMASS FOR BIOCHAR
CROP RESIDUE (800 million tons of biomass
burnt)
COTTON STALKS (22.3 million tons generated)
PROSOPIS JULIFLORA
RICE HUSK
OTHER BIOMASS
5.
6. Major challenges of cotton crop
Climate change - Soil fertility Water
variability - management
extremes
Impact of Burning of crop Alkalinity of soils
hazardous residue
pesticides and
nitrogen fertilizers
