1. Compost: Compost carbonized wood chips together with other organic waste. It is placed in a compost pile where it will break down and degrade along with other organic matter, ultimately creating organic fertilizer. This method recycles the nutrients in the wood chips and reduces waste production.

2. Soil conditioner: Add carbonized wood chips directly to the soil to improve soil structure and fertility. Carbonized wood chips have good water retention properties, which can increase the water retention capacity of the soil and provide nutrients needed by plants. Mix the wood chips evenly into the soil and ensure the right amount of moisture to promote its effective soil improving effect.

3. Animal feed additives: For some animals, such as poultry or livestock, carbonized wood chips can be used as feed additives. However, before using it as animal feed, be sure to consult a veterinarian or livestock expert to ensure its safety and suitability, and follow relevant regulations and guidelines.

4. Energy utilization: Carbonized wood chips can be used as biomass energy. It can be compressed into pellets or made into charcoal, which can then be used for heating, cooking or generating electricity. This type of utilization requires appropriate equipment and technology, as well as compliance with local environmental and energy regulations.

5. Making handicrafts or decorations: Use carbonized wood chips to make handicrafts or decorations. For example, it can be mixed with an appropriate binder to create wood chip boards and used to create furniture, sculptures, or other works of art.