Yay, burn season is here! Just uploaded a few videos. A couple of short grape variety reviews, The pretty darn good Glenora and the excellent Reliance (of which I'm eating some right now, and they're super tasty!). And a somewhat long winded, but cool, video of burning a top lit open burn brush pile to make biochar (Which Kelpie of Backyardbiochar calls TLOB). This is one of the two charring methods I've been messing with, the slope sided pit (or container), and the open top lit piles. I think each has it's merits, but probably more importantly, each might be better suited to certain materials that people commonly have. Both can be scaled up and down in size and neither should produce a ton of smoke if the wood isn't either soaking wet or green. A pit burn video should be forthcoming. Hopefully I'll get better at shooting and editing video, learn to talk faster and develop a video personality at some point. In the meantime, pop some popcorn and check it out. No Guinea Pigs were harmed during the making of these videos, although some chickens were verbally assaulted.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVs75-A7PEo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOZ1XNtNRf4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rARhQV7wmwI
