There is a new book out entitled "Tea Time in the Tropics". It is all about=
compost teas. It has research on Compost Tea and Vermicompost Tea.
It is edited by Dr Theodore Radovich and Dr Norman Arancon, University of H=
awaii at Manoa and Hilo respectively.
It is a handbook that encompasses different approaches to tea making and us=
e. It includes research conducted by Dr Radovich and Dr Arancon here in Haw=
aii.
It was just published and is available or will be very soon, from UH.
http://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/sustainag/news/
Bobby
Bobby Grimes
Project Manager- La'au Mana Bamboo Plantation
Farm As School - Food As Medicine
PO Box 107
Paauilo, HI 96776
808.443.9232
Livingsoilsorganics.com
YouTube.com/biodynamichawaii
On Jan 27, 2012, at 2:02 PM, "Burkhard Kiehne" <burkhardkiehne_at_yahoo.com> w=
rote:
> I am still looking for information on advantages of vermi tea in comparis=
on to compost tea. In my opinion vermi tea is more uniform in its compositi=
on, however the worms live on protozoa which means the number of survivors =
is diminished. Is it not a good idea to add some undigested compost into th=
e mixture intended for brewing, just to increase the variety of microbes?
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Received on Fri Jan 27 2012 - 22:40:32 EST