How to Make Bokashi

A Short film about making Bokashi--a fermented wheat bran--used to pickle kitchen food waste to help it compost quicker without foul odors. You can purchase ready-made Bokashi from http://wigglywigglers.co.uk

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[ladyfelina]

This would otherwise be great, but is pretty useless without knowing how to make the microbe mixture.

[myasunshine]

I am very intrested in seeing how you make your EM starter, I have looked and haven't seen the vid you talked about. Did you ever get around to making it? Could I get you to divulge the recipe? Thanks for the Info.

[P Dav]

You should also check out Bryan McGrath's youtube videos as he offers ways to make EM without purchasing EM-1

[P Dav]

that should be plain activated EM, not plan

[P Dav]

yes you would use activated EM not em-1. However, you would not use it directly on the soil(I mean you could but it would get expensive). You would instead use the activated EM as the EM solution which Podchef adds to the water along with the molasses, which he then adds to the bran and allows to ferment.

[P Dav]

You can buy Em-1 which is used to make the activated EM from teraganix dot

com. It also says how to activate it on the site....as for Podchef's own recipe with fish emulsion, I don't know..but there are many recipes that will work..even plan activated EM will do the job.

[Johano Fiera]

google: far-infrared ceramic powder.

[Steve Howard]

I think it's crushed terra cotta

[7anonimo1]

I think it's just compost tea made with compost, kelp, molasses, fish emulsion (?), etc...

[erasmia123]

can i use already active em's, instead of em1 for the job?

if yes, can i enrich the soil direct with this?