About this Event
Backyard Biochar is a 2 hour workshop introducing biochar, the many types of soil carbon, how we make biochar, the many uses, the tools required, terrapreta and biochar's long history. If there is time and interest, we will talk about preparing the biochar, the soil food web and different composting processes. Participant interaction is encouraged. Please bring protective equipment, including leather gloves, hair ties, closed toe shoes and generally avoid plastic & synthetic clothing.
Paul Kroll is a permaculture homestead designer residing in Lake County. He uses his history in architecture and conventional system design to create integrated living systems and human habitat. His continued observation of Florida ecosystems led him to biochar and the problems it solves. Paul now makes biochar and biochar kilns in community backyards and at the welding shop. He is always available for permaculture site designs and community education projects.
Event venue & nearby stays
Sweetwater Organic Community Farm, 5521 Hanley Rd, Tampa, United States