Ch:7 | Soil Microbiology: Jeevamrut/ Compost Tea | Forest Creation Tutorials | English

This video talks in detail about how to reintroduce healthy microbiology during soil preparation in our forests. It focuses on making Jeevamrut using various locally sourced materials and microbial cultures using the soil of natural forests. Thus, the video mainly focuses on making Indian compost tea, also known as Jeevamrut. For regions outside India, similar compost teas can be brewed using native and seasonal fruits of the region, which we will show in future videos.

[@rebecadiaz9304]

Interesting to know that the soil can be improved using such products as cow dung, cow urine, oil, termite and old tree soil, flour etc. it’s like a recycling process, as well as putting the nutrients back to the earth , so that the microbes in soil plus the plants that will grow there benefit fully! Fascinating. It just makes me think of the saying “ no man is an island”…. which means that everything is interdependent. Thank you for this teaching.

[@adurpandya2742]

Never heard about the jaggery color before. Good to know.

[@ShivamSahuIndia]

Awesome 😎

[@chan_for]

+ Water extracted directly from groundwater or rainwater

[@happyharbor1]

Can you post a recipe for Compost Tea that can be made from products in other countries, specifically the United States?

[@suleymanpolat8487]

Or Europe

[@neelumahendra4695]

it is on google

[@amitkumarningannavar424]

I doubt u get local cowdung and cow urine he is talkkng about, its our native breed.

[@balazstivadar8631]

How much of the original undiluted 100 liter do you use for 100 square meter?

[@agusspp6551]

What is the cow urine good for? I mean, can we use other specie urine? Can we use human urine? Even if it's not ideal.

[@csesecb6417]

Human waste is considered very toxic because of our diet and the medicines we take.

[@VisionCarrierDreamCatcher]

I this the same thing as IMO?

[@mangalsinhzala7316]

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