fertility, retain moisture, improve microbial
life, and sequester carbon for centuries!


A Growing Sustainable Movement
India, with its agriculture-based economy, has immense potential for biochar adoption:
Biochar can help manage agricultural residues sustainably, reducing stubble burning and air pollution.
Biochar improves soil fertility in degraded lands, a pressing issue in India.
By capturing and storing carbon, biochar can play a significant role in India’s carbon sequestration efforts.

The Black Gold for Soil & Sustainability
Biochar is a carbon-rich, charcoal-like material produced by burning organic biomass (such as agricultural waste, wood chips, or crop residues) in a controlled environment with limited oxygen. This process, known as pyrolysis, prevents complete combustion, leaving behind a highly porous and stable form of carbon. Sources of Biochar is Woody and dry matter, including Agricultural wastes such as Straw, Husks, and Nut Shells
Biochar production can be done using simple, low-cost technologies, making it ideal for rural and small-scale applications. Whereas High-technology facilities are also available.Our charged biochar contains natural NPK. While applying mix equal amount with FYM, Vermi composting or chemical fertilizers.
At present, WeAct Bio India is focusing on managing agri-waste landscapes in some of the key areas in India, such as Telangana, to effectively utilize agri/crop-residues for biochar production and further usage. Our charged biochar contains natural NPK. While applying mix equal amount with FYM, Vermi composting or chemical fertilizers.

