Re: [compost_tea] Re:Beneficial Organism Assay

From: Glen Thomson <g.w.thomson_at_shaw.ca>
Date: Thu, 06 Mar 2003 07:34:54 -0800

Along the same lines, when we use forest litter for pre innoc, what
should we assay for to make sure that is a beneficial, and not
pathogenic, innoculant? Do we need a full organism assay, or can we
save a bit by just looking at a few items?

I know my compost needs to be fully analyzed, just wondering how to
screen several forest soil sources to find the best one (without totally
breaking the bank)

laura_s_at_vaxxine.com wrote:
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> can you tell us more about this Elaine or is the info on your site ?
>
> Laura Sabourin
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