Coneheads Unite! Coneheads around the world are using the Biochar Cone Kiln to make biochar quick and easy with very little smoke. Make biochar in your backyard with your yard waste!

1. The Cone Kiln
Affordable Biochar for Gardeners and Small Farms

2. What is it? It’s a truncated cone

3. What does it do?

4. It makes biochar. Quick ‘n’ EZ!

5. Where did it come from?

6. Awesome! We want one!

7. But how do you use it?

8. Do you light it on top?

9. This was all we got.

10. Let’s try it this way

11. We add new wood in layers

12. Top layers exclude air – charcoal!

13. Keep adding layers

14. Last layer

15. Almost done!

16. Time to quench it

17. 35 Gallons of Biochar!

18. Numbers
Yield = 35 gallons (7 five-gallon buckets)
Time – about 2 hours, not counting wood splitting
Kiln dimensions: 43” top diameter, 16” bottom diameter
Cone vertical height from ground: 16”
Kiln material – 16 ga mild steel
Kiln cost - $250 from Kevin the Welder
More info at my blog: www.greenyourhead.com

19. Thank You!
Kelpie Wilson
Wilson Biochar Associates
kelpiew@gmail.com
www.wilsonbiochar.com
Blog at: www.greenyourhead.com