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Chris ‘Topher’ Gardner | Natural Biotechnology, Alternative Energy, & Other Suppressed Systems
Biochar Seeding and the Reciprocal Relationship with Land
The application of human urine to biochar is discussed as a method of "signaling" the land. By introducing genetic material into a carbon substrate, the soil's bacteria act as alchemists, detecting nutritional deficiencies in the human body and adjusting plant growth to provide necessary healing nutrients. This animistic perspective views the relationship between the steward and the land as a reciprocal, conscious exchange of information.