>Microbe foods can be fungi foods,
bacterial foods or both. Go >to www.soilfoodweb.com
and you will see a listing of products. There are none listed there. I’ve been pointed there before. http://www.soilfoodweb.com/phpweb/userpage.php?op=view&uid=397 There are placeholders for the products, but none have
been listed. Unless I’m missing
something here. Does anyone have any references to finding these elsewhere?
Mike -----Original
Message----- Chris,
you asked if you should be putting down food for the soil foodweb members as
well as tea. There
has to be adequate nutrients available for the microbes to thrive. That means
good organic matter. You don't need to put down what most people call
"organic fertilizer" but should be called "microbe food"
every time you tea, but depending on what you are growing, it won't hurt to
apply a microbe food at various times. Microbe
foods can be fungi foods, bacterial foods or both. Go to www.soilfoodweb.com and you will see a
listing of products. Same
thing with compost. It can be made with brown, hard to digest, fungal
food materials in higher proportions to green, easy to digest, sugar
filled materials that are bacterial foods. Cheers, jeff
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