Biochar applied to agriculture

Biochar is a type of charcoal produced by pyrolysis, a process that transforms biomass into a highly porous and stable carbon structure. When applied to soil, it helps retain water and nutrients, improves physical structure, and creates a favorable environment for beneficial microorganisms.

Biochar also acts as a form of long-term carbon storage, contributing to more resilient, regenerative, and sustainable agriculture.

At Periódika , we develop biochar enriched with marine minerals and active microbiology, and we also help producers integrate these solutions into their management and production systems.