Compost Teas: 24 hour, EM, IM, BD & fermented plant extracts

["Tom Jaszewski" <tomj AT lvcm.com>]

OK once more.....

We've used Trichoderma harzianum strain T-22 with success in turf. It was
pricey and labeled as Bio trek 22G. I have read T-22 is also effective
against sclerotinia.



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[mailto:compostteas-admin AT lists.ibiblio.org]On Behalf Of Tom Jaszewski
Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2002 5:36 PM
To: gerry.gillespie AT resource.nsw.gov.au; compostteas AT lists.ibiblio.org
Subject: RE: [Compostteas] RE: Compostteas digest, Vol 1 #58 - 5 msgs

Jerry,

 To date I have not seen any research specific to CT and sclerotinia. I did
read an April issue of Plant Disease where control in grasses with compost,
was equal to control with a fungicide. I don't remember if the study
included specifications for quality of the compost. I have a narrow field of
volumes I can follow...there may be lots more.

 I really can't imagine a balanced web, or a web in development, NOT
producing an improvement.

 I am interested in powering with solar. Please share any resource you might
have.

Regards,
Tom



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[mailto:compostteas-admin AT lists.ibiblio.org]On Behalf Of Gerry Gillespie
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Subject: [Compostteas] RE: Compostteas digest, Vol 1 #58 - 5 msgs

Gerry Gillespie
Resource NSW - Australia


Has anyone has success with reduction or elimination of sclerotinia using
teas or sprays?

Also is there an existing design in the marketplace for a stand-alone tea
maker - either wind or solar powered?

Gerry Gillespie









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