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November 10, 2022
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The Instal is Almost Done

We’re in the final stretch of installations now, and it’s exciting to see everything coming together.

At the heart of the process is pyrolysis — a thermal process that heats organic material in a low-oxygen environment. Instead of letting the material burn or decompose, pyrolysis converts it into biochar, a stable form of carbon that can be put to beneficial use.

That’s what makes biochar so powerful. It doesn’t just keep organic material out of the landfill — it helps lock carbon away in a durable form. In other words, biochar is a carbon-negative product with real environmental value.

We’ve got more work to do, but this is a big step forward.

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July 15, 2026
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Building Better Soil

reCap joined UF/IFAS, USDA, and Central Florida growers to explore how biochar and compost can build healthier, more resilient Florida soils. We heard about EQIP funding, emerging citrus research from UF/IFAS, and how reCap’s OMRI‑listed, Fresh From Florida biochar can support growers statewide.

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June 23, 2026
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Day 1 at FAC '26

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December 9, 2022
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Our First Visitors