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  • Everything you need to know about soil health and biomass in one easy to read article

    January 30, 2022

    Food Web & Soil Health, a primer in soil regeneration by Elaine Ingham, noted researcher and soil regeneration expert.

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    January 24, 2022

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  • How to use our own biological diversity to replenish poor quality soils

    September 21, 2021

    ONfungi is an organic compost which contains many varieties and strains of Arbuscular Mychorrizae (AM). In poor quality soil, there is often a lack of micro biomass. This means that critical fungi or bacteria strains intended to ensure a diverse balance within the soil is disturbed, and remediation is needed. By adding spores of robust and healthy fungi from our own ecosystems, the risk of pathogenic fungi attacking plants becomes lower and lower. If symbiotic AM fungi are available to colonize the roots of plants, there is a far less chance of an infection from a pathogenic variety, as there are less resources available to support it. A similar concept…

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  1. Kelvin Hodges on How To: Build your bioreactorMay 23, 2023

    Brady, We don't seem to find any negative effects of freezing. The fungal / bacteria ratio is still excellent, as…

  2. Brady on How To: Build your bioreactorMay 22, 2023

    I was wondering the same as Stephen about allowing the reactor to freeze. Do you add worms to your reactors…

  3. admin on How To: Build your bioreactorApril 1, 2023

    Scott replies: Hi Stephen, Thank you for your kind comments about the question posed to David J. Regarding freezing: Freezing…

  4. Stephen Newport on How To: Build your bioreactorMarch 26, 2023

    Thank you for your hard work and commitment to this - just ordered a few starter kits to get me…

  5. admin on How To: Build your bioreactorJanuary 9, 2023

    Yes. We have had good results using all wood structures. Scott opts for the fabric wrapped bins as its easier…

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