Sean C. Morgan
A forestry consultant told members of the Sweet Home All Lands Collaborative Monday afternoon about an Oregon State University study into possible uses for bio-char, which can be manufactured as a byproduct to logging.
Instead of burning slash, the woody material can be converted to bio-char, with several potential uses.
“Basically, for the last couple of years, I’ve been trying to figure out how we can avoid pile burning,” said Matt Delaney,…