
Brian Borkowicz
Senior Advisor at The Davey Institute; forestry expert specializing in biochar innovation and soil health solutions
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Jul 16, 2026
Biochar: The Secret to Better Soil and Plant Health
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2:19Doug OsterHOST
Brian, when does biochar come into your world as a professional? Uh, from the very beginning, or is it something recent?

Brian BorkowiczGUEST
Um, well, what's interesting is, as Nate said, you know, biochar has been used by a lot of the indigenous folks all across the globe.

Brian BorkowiczGUEST
It's been used in various forms for agriculture and soil improvement, water cleaning, really for, for thousands of years.

Brian BorkowiczGUEST
But, uh, really over the last, you know, 20 years, probably more like 10, has it really come into our world or the Davey world of tree and landscape care.

Brian BorkowiczGUEST
So it's, it's a relatively, you know, new product in, in that space because it really does, um, you know, five key things for us as arborists and landscape, you know, professionals for, for soil care.

Brian BorkowiczGUEST
Um, one of the first benefits of it is it attracts and holds water, uh, actually up to about four times its weight in water.
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