Turn Crop Waste Into Biochar
Whether you’re a smallholder farmer, an agri-business, or a sustainability enthusiast, biochar offers a lasting solution for healthier crops and resilient lands.
Turn Crop Waste Into Biochar
Biochar is a carbon-rich, charcoal-like material made by heating agricultural waste (like crop residues) under low oxygen conditions.
In farming, biochar is a powerful natural soil amendment that improves soil fertility, boosts water retention, and helps fight climate change by sequestering carbon for hundreds of years.
Whether you’re a smallholder farmer, an agri-business, or a sustainability enthusiast, biochar offers a lasting solution for healthier crops and resilient lands.
Key Benefits of Biochar
Enhances soil structure
Increases moisture retention
Boosts crop yields
Reduces fertilizer and irrigation needs
Sequesters carbon and restores degraded soils
Enables climate-smart farming
Introducing EBC+
Next-Generation Biochar Enriched for Your Farm
EBC+ (Enriched Biochar Compost) is an advanced version of our classic biochar — infused with essential nutrients and beneficial microbes to supercharge soil regeneration.
What makes EBC+ special:
- Boosts nutrient availability and uptake
- Supports beneficial soil biology
- Reduces dependence on chemical fertilizers
- Doubles the soil carbon sequestration impact
EBC+ is ideal for:
- Field crops (cotton, soybean, pulses)
- Horticulture (vegetables, fruits)
- Degraded land rehabilitation
Why choose our Biochar?
Not all biochar is created equal. At ASQI, we produce high-quality, consistent biochar using locally sourced biomass. Our production ensures optimal porosity, high carbon content, and zero contaminants — perfect for enriching Indian soils.
Our biochar is:
- Biochar produced is certified and verified by Carbon Standards International.
- Optimized for maximum soil impact
- Eco-responsibly produced
- Trusted by farmers and agribusinesses across Maharashtra, MP, Gujarat, and Telangana
How to get started?
Got Questions? We've got Answers
Biochar is a carbon-rich, soil-friendly material made by heating crop residues or organic waste in low-oxygen conditions (a process called pyrolysis). It locks carbon in a stable form and enhances soil health.
Yes, biochar is safe and beneficial for a wide range of crops including cereals, pulses, fruits, vegetables, and even horticulture – especially when matched with the right soil type.
Typical application rates range from 2–5 tonnes per hectare, depending on your soil type, crop, and whether it's blended with compost or fertilizers. Start with a small trial plot to observe results.
You can also download our Farm App and place an order directly or connect with us.
