Biochar starts as agricultural biomass — crop residue and organic waste — converted through controlled pyrolysis into a stable, carbon-rich material. On its own, raw biochar is porous and long-lasting, but largely inert. Activation and inoculation are what turn it from a simple carbon additive into a living soil input.
Dharni Navjeevan's biochar is activated to open up its full pore structure for holding water and nutrients, then inoculated with beneficial microorganisms before it ever reaches your field. That's the real difference between plain biochar and a genuine soil regenerator — one improves drainage, the other rebuilds the soil's biology from the ground up.