2025 North American Biochar Conference

September 15, 2025 - September 18, 2025

Minneapolis, MN

The North American Biochar Conference, organized by USBI, has been the premier event for the biochar industry in North America since its inception in 2009. The conference brings together a diverse range of industry members, experts, scientists, policymakers, users, producers, and academics.  The North American Biochar Conference, organized by USBI, has been the premier event for the biochar industry in North America since its inception in 2009. The conference brings together a diverse range of industry members, experts, scientists, policymakers, users, producers, and academics.  

Why Attend?

Gain insights from keynote speakers and panel discussions featuring thought leaders in the field.
Participate in hands-on workshops and demonstrations showcasing the latest biochar innovations.
Network with experts, innovators, and advocates committed to advancing biochar solutions for a more sustainable planet.

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