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

[m.norsen AT attbi.com]

Scott and Carol  The TEA LIST is working for me as I 
imagined it might.  I'm learning by others experience.  
Help I can use a lot of.  

To Scott  molasses is OK, just use less than we all 
thought necessary.  Same on compost tea base.  We once 
thought 20 lbs in a 50 gallon brewer. Now I am 
discovering 10 lbs in a 250 galon brewer is possibly 
momre than we need.  Molasses and I suspect other 
nutrients added after the brew has generated millions of 
bacteria is what we found so quick to use more O2 than 
we could disolve with thee or four times the normal air 
injection.  

To Carol, thanks for your information.  I wish you could 
try one of our brewers.  Somewhat like yours in that air 
is the only driving system.  But we have elminated the 
nylon.  We are driving 250 gallons and will go to 500  
and 1,000 soon.  

Refrigerated for 29 days?  How cold? Are you saying that 
the tea, refrigerated could be kept?  How about O2?  
does the tea require O2 when cold?  It sounds like a 
very useful way to extend life at least for research.
Bob  at m.norsen AT attbi.com
   
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