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[compost_tea] Re: Humisolve



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Dr.E how much money do you need to run a test like this? I am willing 
to contibute.
Charlie



-- In compost_tea@yahoogroups.com, soilfoodweb@a... wrote:
> Your beneficial fungi are saying "thank you so much for some good 
food".  And the plants reap benefits by having the mycorrhizal fungi 
finally taking off on the roots, most likely, as well as the fungi 
that solubilize nutrients from your potting mix finally having enough 
foods to do their job.  Don't have to use the inorganic fertilizers 
if you get the soil life back into operation.  
> 
> The fungi build soil structure, and thus oxygen and water gets into 
the root system much more easily.  Instead of the water puddling on 
the soil surface, it moves into the soil where the roots need the 
water.  Less water is used, because the plants get the water you 
apply, instead of it channeling through hte soil, or getting stuck on 
the soil surface. 
> 
> I'd just like to do some testing on all the different kinds of 
humic acid products, and let people know what the different humic 
acids do, and which ones help which fungi more or less.
> 
> Any interest in folks putting together a fund to do that?  
> 
> We did this for worms vs E. coli, and the experiment is coming 
along, with the help of Full Circle LLC.  We've ordered the materials 
for the experiment, and will be getting underway soon. For those of 
you who contributed money to SSI for the work, I thank you for 
helping get the experiment underway!  Data will be coming soon!
> 
> Elaine Ingham
> President, Soil Foodweb Inc.
> Corvallis, OR
> Port Jefferson, NY
> Lismore, NSW, Australia
> Hilversum, The Netherlands
> www.soilfoodweb.com


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