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This ONE Ingredient Turns Food Scraps into Soil

Using Lactic Acid Bacteria you can prepare any food scrap (meat, cheese, fats, cooked foods, etc.) …

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How to Make Your Own Bokashi Bran

Bokashi is a Japanese fermentation technique that allows food scraps to be prepared for …

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What is Korean Natural Farming?

Korean Natural Farming (KNF) is a framework of agriculture that utilizes homemade inputs to mimic …

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How to Make Oriental Herbal Nutrient

Oriental Herbal Nutrient (OHN) is a potent microbial stimulant and immune booster made by extracting …

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How to Make Water Soluble Calcium Acetate and Phosphate (WCA and WCP)

Water Soluble Calcium Acetate (WCA) and Water Soluble Calcium Phosphate (WCP) are …

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How to Make Lactic Acid Bacteria (LAB)

Lactic Acid Bacteria (LAB) is a powerful microbial solution made by fermenting milk with …

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How to Make Fermented Plant Juice

Fermented Plant Juice (FPJ) is one of the simplest Korean Natural Farming inputs you can make. It …

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LIMO: Liquid Indigenous Microorganisms

LIMO is the most effective way to expand your indigenous microorganisms. For a full overview of …

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IMO5: Expanding Indigenous Microorganisms

IMO5 refers to the an optional fifth stage in indigenous microorganism cultivation. For a full …

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IMO4: How to Integrate Indigenous Microorganisms

IMO4 refers to the fourth stage in indigenous microorganism cultivation. For a full overview of …

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IMO3: Diversifying Indigenous Microorganisms

IMO3 refers to the third stage in indigenous microorganism cultivation. For a full overview of …

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IMO2: Preserving Indigenous Microorganisms

IMO2 refers to the second stage in indigenous microorganism cultivation. For a full overview of …

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