STUDYAC
Laboratory
AgroCarbon in real agricultural soils: what the research demonstrated
Summary of tests by Isadora Kitahara Moreira, UTFPR, 2026, comparing the aqueous phase of soils with and without the product.
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Knowledge you can use.
Evidence with context.
Residues, biology, fertility and validation of soil restoration techniques. Resources that connect assessment to decisions, with the source and type of evidence clearly identified.
LABORATORY
Experimental response under controlled conditions.
FIELD
Validation under actual soil, crop and management conditions.
PATENT
Protection of the invention and description of the technology.
9 publications available
PATENTBR
Protection of the invention
AgroCarbon: a process for applying an aqueous suspension of micron-sized activated carbon
Explore Brazilian patent BR 10 2023 018580-0 and its application to agricultural soils.
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Technical content
Why does residue assessment start at field level?
History, soil variability and water pathways help frame the questions and organize a useful investigation.
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Technical content
From concentration to decision: how to read a residue analysis report
Method, matrix, analytical limits and sampling history give context to the result.
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Study planning
From laboratory to field: what a pilot trial needs to demonstrate
A guide to establishing controls, application rates, indicators and monitoring before scaling up an application.
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Technical content
Soil DNA: a new layer of assessment
How microbiome investigation complements chemistry, fertility and management history.
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Technical content
Soil fertility maps: from sampling to field decisions
The location and representativeness of samples make spatial interpretation of soil properties meaningful.
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Technical content
Food quality and market value: what to monitor
Marketable appearance, residues, traceability and costs need to be considered together.
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Supporting literature
Pesticide leaching in soils
A chapter on pesticide transport by water through the soil profile and the factors that influence this process. A contextual reference; it does not assess AgroCarbon.
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FIELD EVIDENCE
From protocol to documented results.
This version includes a validation guide, not published AgroCarbon field results. Reports of field efficacy will be added with study design, controls, methods and limitations when available.
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