Category: Soil Biology
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Saving Macadamia Trees with Bio-Booster
In mid-April 2020, 11 young macadamia trees had been transplanted to the Bundaberg Botanical Gardens. These trees are a sub-species of Macadamia jansenii, as are the commercially grown ones. They are being grown to ensure that all genetics of the native macadamia tree are preserved, not just the commercial ones. Holes were dug, the trees…
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Sea minerals to bigger avocados. A Case Study.
Building Soil Carbon Nature’s way is, amongst other things, about diversity in the soil biology and feeding it with what that needs. They require more elements than what artificial fertilisers provide. One source of the most complete range is the sea where anything that has been washed away finishes up. Deep sea minerals are being…
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Nature’s Way – DIY Compost Tea – Brewing for Gardeners
If you haven’t already, please read DIY Compost Tea – Making starters before continuing. This guide goes over how to brew your own compost tea at home with only simple equipment you can buy at your local hardware store and a home made starter you made earlier. What is Aerated Brewing? Good natural soil biology…
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Nature’s Way – DIY Compost Tea – Application of Starter for Gardeners
Once your starter has been made it should be used as soon as possible for maximum benefit or stored carefully for up to a few days. It can also be used to brew compost tea as shown in DIY Compost Tea – Brewing for Gardeners. Applying Starter for Immediate Use Soak the completed starter in…
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Nature’s Way – DIY Compost Tea – Growing starters
A starter is a brilliant and essential tool for gardeners who want to treat large gardens to control diseases and improve overall plant health. The starter combines local soil biology with a growing medium and foods to multiply the biology within. Gardeners may then apply this starter directly to the garden with a watering can…