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Some compost producers are selling biochar blended compost for 6x – 10x higher than their regular compost. Adding biochar improves its quality and speeds up the composting process, a few of the benefits we covered in a recent blog post. Give it a read! hubs.li/Q03rfgky0

We sell a lot of new equipment and have access to a lot of used equipment too, like this 2020 Doppstadt INVENTHOR 9 Shredder. With full parts and service support available, it’s ready to start making you money today! hubs.li/Q03rfjHW0

Table to Farm Compost in Durango, CO is on a mission to divert food waste from the landfill and turn it into rich, healthy compost. Learn how its BACKHUS A38 compost turner is helping T2F support its circular business model and mission. hubs.li/Q03sfGjm0

♥ seeing unique ways of recovering resources from waste. Here, a Doppstadt SM 720.2K trommel screens street sweepings – chock full of overlooked organics! #SweepItAndKeepIt

💬 CoreShred has entered the chat. Introducing the Doppstadt CoreShred line of twin-shaft shredders. Reliable. Efficient. And completely badass. Check ‘em out! hubs.li/Q03sTXk_0

Satellite photo? Close-up of a rock? These are the refractory panels that line the combustion chamber of the EcoChar Phoenix 8000 thermal treatment system. They retain heat so the pyrolysis process can convert wood and green waste into biochar. 🔥 = 💲 hubs.li/Q03sVJ2Y0

Top 3 Reasons to Buy a Used Machine: 1) immediate availability, 2) lower cost, and 3) flexibility. This used Doppstadt DW 3080K shredder is available right now, at a lower cost, and offers flexibility for your projects. Give it a look and give it a home. hubs.li/Q03tDmSX0

It’s a compost turning beast – the BACKHUS A75. It easily handles windrows up to 24’-6” wide and 11’ tall which means you can turn a literal ton of compost in time at all. hubs.li/Q03vjfHl0

Wouldn’t it be great if your shredder could easily switch from one feedstock to the next with almost no downtime? The Doppstadt CoreShred line lets you do just that, thanks to its quick-change shafts. hubs.li/Q03vjd_80

Ecoverse is a Silver Sponsor for the North American Biochar Conference, September 16 -18 in Minneapolis! Join us at the premier event in the biochar industry and learn all about the EcoChar Phoenix 8000 thermal treatment system. #Biochar #Sustainability hubs.li/Q03vjndl0

From sea to shining sea - have a happy and safe 4th of July! #IndependenceDay

Today seems like a prime opportunity to talk about a sale, so we will! All July long, get 10% off full sets of Doppstadt brushes. Keep your trommel (and your bottom line) clean with this limited time offer! hubs.li/Q03wdPw90

It’s a dirty word: contamination. The Composting Consortium says on average, 21% of operating costs are spent on contamination removal. We have the solution – EcoSift density separators - either the plug and play AERAS or the fully contained Ventus 4. hubs.li/Q03wqWCb0

Organic waste and compost feedstock is everywhere. One florist in Kansas started composting in 2020 and in 5 years, turned 10 tons of organic waste into 6,500 pounds of compost! If you’re making compost, we can help you make better compost. #Composting hubs.li/Q03wCNpv0

Star screens are great for high-volume operations and their self-cleaning design helps prevent clogging, even with wet or fibrous material. Adding one to your team has never been easier (or more affordable!) with this nice used Backers 3-tal. hubs.li/Q03wDnHB0

This feature on the Roco Icon Impact Crusher is 🔥. It recirculates the overs back to the hopper to produce a more consistent product on the first pass and amps up your efficiency. hubs.li/Q03wKtZS0

The compact CoreShred 250 could just about fit in your garage at home but don’t let its size fool you: it can easily shred C&D waste, railroad ties, and green waste. Check out this small machine with the big impact: hubs.li/Q03xm8yw0

Biochar and lump charcoal may look similar—both are black, carbon-rich materials produced by burning wood—but they serve different purposes and are made differently. This week we’ll cover the differences but can you ID which is biochar and which is charcoal? Post guesses below.

The first difference between biochar and charcoal is its purpose. Biochar is a soil amendment used to improve soil health, increase water retention, and support microbial life. Lump charcoal is fuel used for cooking. hubs.li/Q03xvQkF0

The next difference between biochar & charcoal is how it’s made. Biochar is produced via pyrolysis, where biomass is heated in a low-oxygen environment between 550-1100°F. Charcoal is made by burning wood in a low-oxygen kiln at temps between 1100-1800°F. hubs.li/Q03xvN--0