This document discusses a project using biochar to improve soil sustainability. Biochar is produced by burning biomass in a low-oxygen environment and can be used for multiple purposes. It has beneficial properties like increasing crop yields, absorbing water, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The project will produce biochar from materials like wood sticks, dried mulch, and dead plant matter. It aims to help farmers and gardeners by improving soil fertility and productivity through the use of biochar. An implementation video is available at a provided Google Drive link. The project seeks to be sustainable and scalable over time.

1. GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND
RESEARCH, AVASARI KHURD, TAL-AMBEGAON,
DIST-PUNE, PIN-421405
BIOCHAR:THE BLACK DIAMOND FOR SOIL SUSTAINABILITY
SECTOR:AGRICULTURE
PROJECT CODE:AG20004

2. TEAM STRUCTURE
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3. PROBLEM STATEMENT
Low productivity
Soil Infertility Green gas emissions

4. Excessive use
of chemical
Less absorption
of water
Degradation of soil Soil erosion
Lack of Soil
moisture retention
MANY PROBLEMS:ONE SOLUTION

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7. FEATURES
OF PROJECT
. FEATURES OF PROJECT

9. ● BIOCHAR can use
for multipurpose
● It has many
beneficial
features
● BIOCHAR
:FALLING
LOVE WITH
CARBON

10. EXECUTION OF PROJECT
Resources to be used
Wood sticks For burnings dried mulch dead plant
material

11. Wood material
Leaf litter

16. USABILITY
USABILITY OF BIOCHAR

17. TARGET USER BASE
FARMERS GARDENERS

18. Without Biochar Using Biochar
Biochar increases Crop yields which satisfies
our primary user base

19. IMPLEMENTATION

20. IMPLEMENTATION VIDEO
Click here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/15mRL
Iu4jp-
3LqJDyLmusWX0JYYzDNqze/view?us
p=drivesdk

23. SUSTAINABILITY

26. SCALABILITY
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29. TIMELINE