permaculture

[Steve Diver <steved@ncatark.uark.edu>]

EM, I've written about.  It has many uses.

My working paper below has a summary of the key concepts
and resources.

Nature Farming and Effective Microorganisms
http://ncatark.uark.edu/~steved/Nature-Farm-EM.html

Don't have time to go into much detail.  It is really very
practical and downright compatible with biological farming;
think organic amendments and microbial combinations.

Regards,
Steve Diver


Mark wrote:

> At 08:39 AM 10/8/02 -0700, you wrote:
> >One of the presenters at the recent IFOAM conference was relating how the
> >application of EM bacteria completely eliminates the loss of nitrogen gas
> >from manure piles. I haven't tried it yet. Should work the same in compost.
> >Heide
>
> What are EM bacteria?
> M
>
> Mark P. Ludwig
> Poultry Research Lab
> University of Wisconsin -Madison
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