Biochar Training for Women Farmers in Nepal

Entrenamiento de biochar para mujeres agricultoras en Nepal

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Asplund Earth Alliance

Asplund Earth Alliance empowers communities through sustainable practices, focusing on biochar training for women farmers in Nepal. Their mission is to implement transformative solutions that conserve natural resources and combat climate change.

Join Asplund Earth Alliance on Wednesday, August 19, 2026 for a Virtual Happy Hour to learn more about our work, meet our team, and talk with others who are doing great work, while having a drink of your choice from the comfort of your laptop. &nbsp;We&#39;ll give you a brief update about our carbon-negative work including international solar projects and biochar training, we&#39;ll share how we are supporting smallholder farmers, empowering women, working with partners, and offsetting, removing, and sequestering carbon. Go planet Earth!&nbsp;<a fr-original-style="" href="//www.asplundearth.org" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">www.asplundearth.org</a> If you have specific questions, feel free to send them in advance to <a fr-original-style="" href="mailto:info@asplundearth.org" rel="noopener noreferrer noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">info@asplundearth.org</a> or bring them to the happy hour.

Virtual Happy Hour, Asplund Earth Alliance, 8-19-2026

Estamos recaudando $5,000 para el 30/4/26 para capacitar a 90 mujeres en Nepal sobre c&oacute;mo hacer y usar biochar.&nbsp;El biochar es una soluci&oacute;n basada en la naturaleza que reduce las emisiones de CO₂. Proporciona una forma duradera de almacenar carbono en el suelo y evitar que regrese a la atm&oacute;sfera como di&oacute;xido de carbono. Hecho al calentar materiales org&aacute;nicos como residuos agr&iacute;colas o forestales en un ambiente de baja ox&iacute;geno, el biochar estabiliza el carbono que las plantas absorbieron originalmente del aire a trav&eacute;s de la fotos&iacute;ntesis. Cuando se a&ntilde;ade al suelo, este carbono puede permanecer almacenado durante cientos a miles de a&ntilde;os mientras mejora la salud del suelo, reduciendo la necesidad de fertilizantes sint&eacute;ticos y disminuyendo a&uacute;n m&aacute;s las emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero. Es un sumidero de carbono natural y es bueno para el planeta. En Asplund Earth Alliance, nuestros proyectos son posibles gracias a personas como t&uacute;. Cada acto de bondad, cada d&oacute;lar y cada momento de tu tiempo nos acerca a lograr nuestra misi&oacute;n, implementar soluciones audaces y transformadoras que mantengan el equilibrio en el ecosistema a trav&eacute;s del uso sostenible, conservaci&oacute;n y protecci&oacute;n de los recursos naturales. <a fr-original-style="" href="//www.asplundearth.org" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: initial; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">www.asplundearth.org</a>&nbsp;

Estamos recaudando $5,000 para el 30/4/26 para capacitar a 90 mujeres en Nepal sobre cómo hacer y usar biochar. El biochar es una solución basada en la naturaleza que reduce las emisiones de CO₂. Proporciona una forma duradera de almacenar carbono en el suelo y evitar que regrese a la atmósfera como dióxido de carbono. Hecho al calentar materiales orgánicos como residuos agrícolas o forestales en un ambiente de baja oxígeno, el biochar estabiliza el carbono que las plantas absorbieron originalmente del aire a través de la fotosíntesis. Cuando se añade al suelo, este carbono puede permanecer almacenado durante cientos a miles de años mientras mejora la salud del suelo, reduciendo la necesidad de fertilizantes sintéticos y disminuyendo aún más las emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero. Es un sumidero de carbono natural y es bueno para el planeta.En Asplund Earth Alliance, nuestros proyectos son posibles gracias a personas como tú. Cada acto de bondad, cada dólar y cada momento de tu tiempo nos acerca a lograr nuestra misión, implementar soluciones audaces y transformadoras que mantengan el equilibrio en el ecosistema a través del uso sostenible, conservación y protección de los recursos naturales. www.asplundearth.org

Solar-powered irrigation for Xiomara in Nicaragua

We&#39;re raising $1,300 by 8/31/26 to bring a solar-powered irrigation system to woman farmer Xiomara in Nicaragua. &nbsp;Sometimes, change begins with one ambitious person who sees the value a sustainable solution. Xiomara and her family grow tomatoes and bell peppers on their 1.7 acre farm in Nicaragua, which are sold in local markets in Managua and Jinotega. They rely on a gas generator to irrigate the farm since rain is unpredictable and scarce in the dry season. The generator is expensive and causes noise pollution. Asplund Earth Alliance is working with Xiomara to bring a solar-powered drip irrigation system to her farm, to reduce costs and emissions and to demonstrate to neighboring farms that solar can provide year-round irrigation, increasing crop yields, repairing soil, and reducing costs and greenhouse gas emissions. Read more about her farm <a fr-original-style="" href="https://www.asplundearth.org/solar-irrigation-for-xiomara" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">here</a>. This is not just a project for one family in a far away place. It is the key to systemic change. Your support can get us to our funding goal so Xiomara receives a solar system before the next dry season. How does bringing solar to a women farmer create systemic change? Like this:&nbsp; Farmer goes solar and now has year-round irrigation.&nbsp; &darr; Neighbors adopt the practice. &darr; Demand for solar-powered irrigation grows. &darr; Capacity building grows as local technicians learn to install systems. &darr; As neighboring farmers go solar, a women&#39;s cooperative forms. &darr; The cooperative buys seed together, saving money and reducing risk. &darr; Farmers begin selling collectively, sharing costs, increasing profits. &darr; Microfinance institutions see the value and start providing affordable and accessible financing for women farmers. &darr; Food production in the region increases. &darr; Young people see sustainable farming as a viable career. &darr; Communities become more resilient to droughts, soil quality improves, economic development continues, more local food is available, women have more power. One solar-powered irrigation system can lead to systemic change in local agricultural systems. Help us do this. At Asplund Earth Alliance, our projects are made possible by people like you. Every act of kindness, every dollar, and every moment of your time brings us closer to achieving our mission, to implement bold, transformative solutions that maintain balance in the ecosystem through the sustainable use, conservation and protection of natural resources. <a fr-original-style="" href="//www.asplundearth.org" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">www.asplundearth.org</a>&nbsp;

We're raising $1,300 by 8/31/26 to bring a solar-powered irrigation system to woman farmer Xiomara in Nicaragua. Sometimes, change begins with one ambitious person who sees the value a sustainable solution. Xiomara and her family grow tomatoes and bell peppers on their 1.7 acre farm in Nicaragua, which are sold in local markets in Managua and Jinotega. They rely on a gas generator to irrigate the farm since rain is unpredictable and scarce in the dry season. The generator is expensive and causes noise pollution. Asplund Earth Alliance is working with Xiomara to bring a solar-powered drip irrigation system to her farm, to reduce costs and emissions and to demonstrate to neighboring farms that solar can provide year-round irrigation, increasing crop yields, repairing soil, and reducing costs and greenhouse gas emissions. Read more about her farm here.This is not just a project for one family in a far away place. It is the key to systemic change. Your support can get us to our funding goal so Xiomara receives a solar system before the next dry season. How does bringing solar to a women farmer create systemic change? Like this: Farmer goes solar and now has year-round irrigation. ↓Neighbors adopt the practice.↓Demand for solar-powered irrigation grows.↓Capacity building grows as local technicians learn to install systems.↓As neighboring farmers go solar, a women's cooperative forms.↓The cooperative buys seed together, saving money and reducing risk.↓Farmers begin selling collectively, sharing costs, increasing profits.↓Microfinance institutions see the value and start providing affordable and accessible financing for women farmers.↓Food production in the region increases.↓Young people see sustainable farming as a viable career.↓Communities become more resilient to droughts, soil quality improves, economic development continues, more local food is available, women have more power.One solar-powered irrigation system can lead to systemic change in local agricultural systems. Help us do this.At Asplund Earth Alliance, our projects are made possible by people like you. Every act of kindness, every dollar, and every moment of your time brings us closer to achieving our mission, to implement bold, transformative solutions that maintain balance in the ecosystem through the sustainable use, conservation and protection of natural resources. www.asplundearth.org

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Virtual Happy Hour, Asplund Earth Alliance, 8-19-2026

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Xiomara leads the way with solar-powered irrigation

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