It’s amazing that this is actually a thing. I was just trying to research the other day how to essentially multiply bacteria and create compost in a liquid state that is aerated.
Would love to get back to Tennessee, was such a wonderful experience. I’m sure you are going to host an awesome experience just the same. May have to start saving, great video as always. Have a great night God bless
This was interesting to watch and a good teaser for your online course next year. Though in terms of practical knowledge, I don’t think there is enough offered here to equip viewers with the information required to apply this to our own context and how to make this liquid, as the title suggests. It seems as though the ratio of ingredients is highly important, given that you measure to the decimal point, but then a number of the ingredients mentioned weren’t defined, their purpose explained, and didn’t include the ratio or amount used in the recipe (though a few of the ingredients did include amounts). I’ll check out the other video you mentioned halfway through in the text note, but the “how to make” title implies this would provide more detail as a stand-alone video, rather than pointing to other resources or teasing a future course.
Thanks but that's why I said go watch Chris' how to video to learn for beginners and get the recipe, in the beginning I said this is for people who already do KNF. The point was to show you guys extra details and how I'm scaling up, not the basics you can learn other places.
Great video as always! Really tough to fit all the information into one video but you did a great job explaining the details and the differences between the two camps. Really digging the dedicated fridge for your KMF set up too! Do you have any experience with making your own Johnson Su compost?
Thank you!! I am currently scaling things up on my farm, my homie has a jadam amendments and soil business here in NC. Bout to go make some IMO 3 today or tomorrow!!
If you're planning on doing Jadam next year you have to start the JLF (Jadam liquid fertilizer) this year. It needs to break down for at least 6 months and is best at 1 year and more.
@@onceuponatinyfarm You're welcome. People will say you can start using it in as little as a few weeks but it won't be nearly as effective. The older the better
Are you concerned about bacteria build up in your air stones? Elaine Ingram says that they can’t be cleaned properly as they are so porous, do you find this isn’t a problem?
Interesting. Idk that there was arguments between knf and JADAM. It seems to me it’s like the arguments between the gold and bitcoin community. Haha it’s like neither is necessarily supreme in everything and people probably should have some of both as they really are aimed at a similar goal. I think I’ll try to learn both knf and JADAM. But wow 5 years to get a good grip on it. That shows a lot of learning or experience needs to happen.
Don’t waste your time with KNF or jadam unless you’re trying to promote the growth of disease, causing microbes KNF is literally responsible for more crop loss in the last several years than any other strategy. If you would like to actually be successful and promote beneficial microbs look into Living Soil and do not follow any KNF practices.
Ya there’s a vermicompost operation in Texas and they say it takes like a year as they do a lot of wood chips and try for fungal dominated vermicompost. The channel growingyourgreens I think toured the place. A rancher on TH-cam in Colorado also showed a compost setup to try for fungal dominated compost. He put in pipes for air and after it heat up and cooled he’d remove the pipes and then add in worms. I forget the name. But he said he recommends 400 Pounds of that compost per acre to inoculate the soil with fungal stuff. Cause he said ya can’t just really spray it on like bacteria teas. So ya going large scale if he uses 400 pounds per acre you’d need a massive compost setup or shop if it freezes in your area to really scale up. It’s crazy how intensive or expensive some agricultural systems get once you go from a small setup to trying to do hundreds of acres.
I forgot. Maybe the guy said fungal doesn’t expand or multiply like bacteria in aerated teas. I’ll have to try to find that video and watch it again. Great video. IBC 500 gallon totes are pretty versatile. I cut one in half for a worm bin.
I only use the vegetative parts of the plants, the berries have the most. Fine for soil but wouldn't want to add any to my animal water even though it's at such a low dilution it would probably be fine.
I have studied & applied JADAM, KNF, Matt Powers knowledge, etc... I have a hard time finding leaf mold for JADAM being in eastern colorado. I thought maybe I could just make IMO4 and use it instead of the leaf mold but it is a lot more effort. Any suggestions?
In the JADAM book he describes cutting fresh grass and laying it on the ground. It decomposes and right underneath it creates LMS. The other way I make it is too get a bunch of deciduous leaves from any plant and stack it up wrapped in chicken wire.
We genrally dont see fungal based JADAM videos. Bacteria based is easy with a boiled potatoe and handful of compost in a 5 gallon bucket of rainwater...
That's because what I made in this video is KNF not JADAM. Totally different techniques idk why people are still confusing KNF and JADAM they are totally different systems and I explained that in the beginning of this video by giving the history..
Hey next time you show your microbes, maybe don't put annoying happycore techno in the background. I'd much rather hear you explain what everything is, instead I had to turn the volume off. Thanks for all the info!
I turned my clay backyard into black gold in one year. The ground is so soft and naturally aerated that i still catch myself in awe about how quickly of a turnaround in soil health it was. I know you want to see the difference yourself though, I get it. You won't regret giving it a try
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Drake and Chris are great teachers but don't forget Logan from The Institute of Natural Farming. You can really learn a lot from him also
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It’s amazing that this is actually a thing. I was just trying to research the other day how to essentially multiply bacteria and create compost in a liquid state that is aerated.
I just ordered the JADAM book. Can't wait to read it.
That's for explaining the difference between natural farming and jadam
Wealth of knowledge.. looking forward to more videos like this
Would love to get back to Tennessee, was such a wonderful experience. I’m sure you are going to host an awesome experience just the same. May have to start saving, great video as always. Have a great night God bless
So fun. It was the best vacation a soil nerd could ask for haha.
Cool, great microphone footage, 🎉🎯👏🐉🍄
This was interesting to watch and a good teaser for your online course next year. Though in terms of practical knowledge, I don’t think there is enough offered here to equip viewers with the information required to apply this to our own context and how to make this liquid, as the title suggests. It seems as though the ratio of ingredients is highly important, given that you measure to the decimal point, but then a number of the ingredients mentioned weren’t defined, their purpose explained, and didn’t include the ratio or amount used in the recipe (though a few of the ingredients did include amounts). I’ll check out the other video you mentioned halfway through in the text note, but the “how to make” title implies this would provide more detail as a stand-alone video, rather than pointing to other resources or teasing a future course.
Thanks but that's why I said go watch Chris' how to video to learn for beginners and get the recipe, in the beginning I said this is for people who already do KNF. The point was to show you guys extra details and how I'm scaling up, not the basics you can learn other places.
Great video as always! Really tough to fit all the information into one video but you did a great job explaining the details and the differences between the two camps. Really digging the dedicated fridge for your KMF set up too!
Do you have any experience with making your own Johnson Su compost?
Thank you!! I am currently scaling things up on my farm, my homie has a jadam amendments and soil business here in NC. Bout to go make some IMO 3 today or tomorrow!!
What is the name of his company
I just bought the JADAM book and I’m looking forward to reading over winter and implementing some of that next year 👍
If you're planning on doing Jadam next year you have to start the JLF (Jadam liquid fertilizer) this year. It needs to break down for at least 6 months and is best at 1 year and more.
@@joepeduzzi8834 thanks for the advice 👍
@@onceuponatinyfarm You're welcome. People will say you can start using it in as little as a few weeks but it won't be nearly as effective. The older the better
feel blessed to find your great video, wondering where can I get books or documentation of KNF? while jadam books are avaliable on google play book
Are you concerned about bacteria build up in your air stones? Elaine Ingram says that they can’t be cleaned properly as they are so porous, do you find this isn’t a problem?
Great video
This was great info as are all your videos on "Beyond Organic". I'm looking forward to your online courses!!
Thank you Annie, doing my best to get my first one done. Taking a lot longer than I thought it would! Want to get it right.
Interesting. Idk that there was arguments between knf and JADAM. It seems to me it’s like the arguments between the gold and bitcoin community. Haha it’s like neither is necessarily supreme in everything and people probably should have some of both as they really are aimed at a similar goal. I think I’ll try to learn both knf and JADAM. But wow 5 years to get a good grip on it. That shows a lot of learning or experience needs to happen.
Don’t waste your time with KNF or jadam unless you’re trying to promote the growth of disease, causing microbes KNF is literally responsible for more crop loss in the last several years than any other strategy. If you would like to actually be successful and promote beneficial microbs look into Living Soil and do not follow any KNF practices.
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great information. thank you. 🤍🕊
ciao grazie per le ottime informazioni,hai mai provato il knf in un sistema idroponico?pensi possa funzionare?grazie anticipatamente per la risposta
Is there a video of you building your new chicken Koop and was it according to the KNF methods, would love a link to the video if there is one
your cool, Can I use instant Mashed Potato Flakes, instead of cutting, cooking, mashing, blending whole potato.
You don’t need potatoes for anything unless you’re trying to attract pill bugs for removal
Ya there’s a vermicompost operation in Texas and they say it takes like a year as they do a lot of wood chips and try for fungal dominated vermicompost. The channel growingyourgreens I think toured the place.
A rancher on TH-cam in Colorado also showed a compost setup to try for fungal dominated compost. He put in pipes for air and after it heat up and cooled he’d remove the pipes and then add in worms. I forget the name. But he said he recommends 400
Pounds of that compost per acre to inoculate the soil with fungal stuff. Cause he said ya can’t just really spray it on like bacteria teas. So ya going large scale if he uses 400 pounds per acre you’d need a massive compost setup or shop if it freezes in your area to really scale up. It’s crazy how intensive or expensive some agricultural systems get once you go from a small setup to trying to do hundreds of acres.
I forgot. Maybe the guy said fungal doesn’t expand or multiply like bacteria in aerated teas. I’ll have to try to find that video and watch it again.
Great video. IBC 500 gallon totes are pretty versatile. I cut one in half for a worm bin.
Correct me if I'm wrong please. Wouldn't the toxicity of the poke berries be transferred on into the soil since you're using the juice of the berry?
I only use the vegetative parts of the plants, the berries have the most. Fine for soil but wouldn't want to add any to my animal water even though it's at such a low dilution it would probably be fine.
Off subject, but it's kinda related in the long run. As far as OHN. Can local grown herbs be used instead? Such as goldenrod, jewelweed and the likes?
What are the specs to consider when getting a microscope for this purpose?
I recommend listening to Dr. Elaine on this, th-cam.com/video/kSLWx-u_b1I/w-d-xo.html
I have studied & applied JADAM, KNF, Matt Powers knowledge, etc... I have a hard time finding leaf mold for JADAM being in eastern colorado. I thought maybe I could just make IMO4 and use it instead of the leaf mold but it is a lot more effort. Any suggestions?
In the JADAM book he describes cutting fresh grass and laying it on the ground. It decomposes and right underneath it creates LMS. The other way I make it is too get a bunch of deciduous leaves from any plant and stack it up wrapped in chicken wire.
Thank you so much this is very helpful. I appreciate your time. @@NaturesAlwaysRight
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Get to listen while making mulch
I see that you are using a scale. Do you have a preferred scale?
We genrally dont see fungal based JADAM videos. Bacteria based is easy with a boiled potatoe and handful of compost in a 5 gallon bucket of rainwater...
That's because what I made in this video is KNF not JADAM. Totally different techniques idk why people are still confusing KNF and JADAM they are totally different systems and I explained that in the beginning of this video by giving the history..
can you use regular dir if you don't have compost?
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JMS is made anaerobic, you dont need airstones
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There was nothing moving when you showed the microscope footage, There was zero microorganisms moving around.
Hey next time you show your microbes, maybe don't put annoying happycore techno in the background. I'd much rather hear you explain what everything is, instead I had to turn the volume off. Thanks for all the info!
Just shave your head
You should divide four field in half and do a side-by-side test to see how much difference the treatment makes.
I turned my clay backyard into black gold in one year. The ground is so soft and naturally aerated that i still catch myself in awe about how quickly of a turnaround in soil health it was. I know you want to see the difference yourself though, I get it. You won't regret giving it a try
How do I build a Great Wall? A great big wall that is impenetrable around my property?
Chris Trump is the man!
Had to pick up that JADAM book.
I'm moving out of San Diego and going to Appalachia!
Did you make it out here?
Chris Trump is single-handedly responsible for the most catastrophic crop loss from giving advice as a consultant. He is a straight up grifter.