Dirt, are you on drugs? A 40# sack of Bio Char runs about $25. The texture varies from dust (I like) to granulated sugar-sized grains. In fact, I speculate that there is something like "used Bio Char" that might result from that which is "spent" from use in sugar processing where they take the amber color out of white granulated sugar. If there is a sugar processor in your neck of the woods, you should call and ask what they do with that stuff. You might be able to get it cheap. I speculate that the amber color is the molasses end of the molecule which for you would be a bonus! You'd get bone char AND molasses, da nada. You'd probably be so happy and gratefull to me that you would ship me a free pallet every year for the rest of my life. Or, not.