We are excited to have Alec Barrass from Emmas Cottage Vineyard in the Hunter Valley take on a couple of trials of Wood Vinegar in his vineyard. I am confident of good results in the plant vigour and even sugar…
Wood Vinegar has a long history of successful use throughout Asia for a replacement of expensive fossil derived agricultural chemicals. With a growing char and carbon farming industry there is potential for creating a viable market in Australia for this sustainable and economical farm input, working towards more economical and natural farming practices.
For Wood Vinegar to compete as a main stream farming product - we started with practical hands on field trials in direct partnership with farmers and other users. With the confidence gained from successful results we are now accelerating our efforts to foster further support for a scientific research partner to come on board for testing and create some standard application and manufacturing data, along with gaining government and organic approvals for possible broader uses.
We can supply large or small quantities of Wood Vinegar sustainably manufactured and laboratory tested to consistent high quality standards for farming trials and testing
About Wood Vinegar
Wood Vinegar, also called Pyroligneous acid, Liquid Smoke or Mokusaku, is a dark liquid produced through the natural act of carbonization, which occurs when a biomass is heated in an airless container during charcoal/biochar production. The exhaust smoke from this…
About Us
Wood Vinegar Australia is trying to: – Create awareness of Wood Vinegar in Australian agricultural sector – Form relationships and work directly with farmers in hands on practical field trials – Collection of data on a large range of plant…
Why Try using Wood Vinegar
Why use Wood Vinegar? – high density liquid – “freight costs vs coverage” that fits into existing supply chain infrastructure – Value adds to a growing char manufacturing industry – A possible sustainable supply source – Extensive use throughout Asia…
Challenges
A Few Challenges: – Defining application and use for such a large variety – Educating end users the benefits of this “new product” – Sourcing and manufacturing a consistent natural product that has dependable/repeatable results from different feedstocks – Government…
Claimed Uses
list of wood vinegar uses we found on the internet: *note that these are not our claims but possibly worth researching Plants 1. 50% reduction of fertilisers and pesticides with the use of 1:500 WV water mix. 2. Enhances roots…