bokashiworld.wordpress.com
Jenny's Bokashi Blog | Blog on all things Bokashi — food recycling for our fuureBlog on all things Bokashi -- food recycling for our fuure (by JennyH)
http://bokashiworld.wordpress.com/
Blog on all things Bokashi -- food recycling for our fuure (by JennyH)
http://bokashiworld.wordpress.com/
TODAY'S RATING
>1,000,000
Date Range
HIGHEST TRAFFIC ON
Thursday
LOAD TIME
16x16
32x32
PAGES IN
THIS WEBSITE
12
SSL
EXTERNAL LINKS
55
SITE IP
192.0.78.13
LOAD TIME
0 sec
SCORE
6.2
Jenny's Bokashi Blog | Blog on all things Bokashi — food recycling for our fuure | bokashiworld.wordpress.com Reviews
https://bokashiworld.wordpress.com
Blog on all things Bokashi -- food recycling for our fuure (by JennyH)
bokashiworld.wordpress.com
Bokashi in the Philippines | Jenny's Bokashi Blog
https://bokashiworld.wordpress.com/2009/06/12/bokashi-in-the-philippines
Jenny's Bokashi Blog. Bokashi in the world. Bokashi in the Philippines. June 12, 2009. Anyway, here the Manilla Bulletin Publishing Corporation. The US Department of Agriculture has recently done some research into whether this works or not and came up with a positive result — yes, EM improves productivity, provided it is added in conjunction with organic material. Yes, we can get it right! Read more here on REAP Canada’s website. What’s Bokashi got to do with lunch? March 1, 2011 at 9:07 am. We’ve...
Even pet waste can be recycled with Bokashi | Jenny's Bokashi Blog
https://bokashiworld.wordpress.com/2011/04/15/even-pet-waste-can-be-recycled-with-bokashi
Jenny's Bokashi Blog. Even pet waste can be recycled with Bokashi. April 15, 2011. I’ve had a few questions lately about cat litter and how to use it in conjunction with Bokashi. There’s a lot of good information here on Bokashicycle,. A great US-based company working with Bokashi in many applications. And good luck with those cat trays! Bokashi gardening in Edmonton. 5 thoughts on “Even pet waste can be recycled with Bokashi”. April 15, 2011 at 11:04 pm. April 16, 2011 at 6:20 pm. We have a lot of deer ...
JennyH | Jenny's Bokashi Blog
https://bokashiworld.wordpress.com/author/jennyharlen
Jenny's Bokashi Blog. All posts by JennyH. A Kiwi girl in Sweden, 50 and not counting. Trying to add my bit to help make the world more liveable for the future. Coffee grounds. Free to a good home. March 30, 2016. Please take some coffee grinds for your garden! What gardener could resist that? Well, unfortunately I had to as I was just a tourist passing by. But I was seriously tempted to drag some home to the friends we were staying with. A few years ago I did a deal with the local bakery/cafe to pick up...
Make your own “soil factory”! | Jenny's Bokashi Blog
https://bokashiworld.wordpress.com/2009/09/12/make-your-own-soil-factory
Jenny's Bokashi Blog. Make your own “soil factory”! September 12, 2009. 8230;and as you can see, it’s not in the least complicated! This is a great way of putting your fermented Bokashi to use without having to dig holes or mess around with compost. Best of all, it’s really quick and easy and you won’t get your hands, clothes or shoes dirty. When you have a look in a couple of weeks you’ll see there’s more soil and less food. Your soil factory is doing its work! You can run your soil factory more or less...
Bokashi instead of chemicals in El Salvador | Jenny's Bokashi Blog
https://bokashiworld.wordpress.com/2013/11/15/bokashi-instead-of-chemicals-in-el-salvador
Jenny's Bokashi Blog. Bokashi instead of chemicals in El Salvador. November 15, 2013. Interesting. Inspiring. And a positive boost to the hope account. After years of hard-hitting chemical usage, local communities in El Salvador are going green. Out with Monsanto and its “free” seeds, in with EM and Bokashi. Have a read. This, I promise, will leave you inspired! Http:/ www.care2.com/causes/a-new-agricultural-revolution-takes-root-in-el-salvador.html. Using silage with Bokashi as mulch. You are commenting...
TOTAL PAGES IN THIS WEBSITE
12
bokashislope: October 2010
http://bokashislope.blogspot.com/2010_10_01_archive.html
Microbes eat my garbage! Or something like that. Sunday, October 31, 2010. After the bucket: Good bug, bag bug? Even on Hallowe'en, I'm not inclined to frighten anyone too badly, so no appropriate insect photo today. Besides, I like Dr. Seuss. And wasn’t really surprised, though I was disappointed, to discover that only the one with the critters. It’s the other detritus-clearers that I have issues with. Sowbugs and so on may eat seeds and sometimes sprouts, so if they’re in the compost, I...BSFL eat larg...
bokashislope: May 2011
http://bokashislope.blogspot.com/2011_05_01_archive.html
Microbes eat my garbage! Or something like that. Thursday, May 26, 2011. Sorry for the formatting—I'm having blogger issues again. Image from espressoplanet, no connection though I lost some time browsing their offerings.]. Single-serve = more packaging. I know. And K-cups are ridiculously easy to throw away, all neatly packed even after use, while being nearly impossible to dispose of responsibly. If only they didn't make such good coffee! Which argument would sit less uneasily on my tongue if not for t...
bokashislope: November 2010
http://bokashislope.blogspot.com/2010_11_01_archive.html
Microbes eat my garbage! Or something like that. Thursday, November 25, 2010. There was a fire at the apartment, and between the fire, fire fighters, and presumably helpful cleaners afterwards.well, let's call it a fresh start. Tuesday, November 9, 2010. From teh Interwebs: A Repulsive Idea. An experiment I wouldn't have done, but a question I get asked fairly frequently- now I can just tell folks to go read about Heather's. Labels: Black Soldier Fly Larvae. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Make things. go.
bokashislope
http://bokashislope.blogspot.com/2011/06/image-from-animal-diversity-web-this.html
Microbes eat my garbage! Or something like that. Saturday, June 11, 2011. Image from Animal Diversity Web. The cover wasn't well secured, and I hadn't bothered with weights, so it was my own fault; next time I'll know better. But that was no help for this. A bag one of these Texas Blind Snakes had adopted for a home. But I'm a gardener with only limited space, and the presence of a raised bed full of largely composted matter eventually proved too great a temptation. So I grabbed the longest-handled s...
bokashislope: April 2011
http://bokashislope.blogspot.com/2011_04_01_archive.html
Microbes eat my garbage! Or something like that. Tuesday, April 12, 2011. Tales from the Bucket: The Stone Soup Bucket. Image from the Florida invasive plants site. Before moving to Texas, I had never encountered the term “trash tree.” Until chinaberries and scrub elm, I'd never thought to use it. But chinaberries.well, I suppose they have their place, but there are far too many of them in my limited growing space. Unless, of course, you're short on composts, funds, and resources altogether. Or are t...
bokashislope: January 2011
http://bokashislope.blogspot.com/2011_01_01_archive.html
Microbes eat my garbage! Or something like that. Sunday, January 9, 2011. Bought myself a new bottle of EM-1. Though it doesn't say that on the label. Back when I started playing with bokashi, I did the math and determined that buying the liquid inoculant plus molasses and bran was much cheaper than purchasing dried EM bokashi bran. It's even cheaper if you activate the EM-1, which can be used as is, skipping the bran altogether, or used to inoculate a dry carrier if that's the preference*. It's not the ...
bokashislope: March 2011
http://bokashislope.blogspot.com/2011_03_01_archive.html
Microbes eat my garbage! Or something like that. Friday, March 25, 2011. Project Restart: Hoarding Bokashi. Image from http:/ www.vendingmachineservices.co.uk/]. No, wait, I mean storing. Holding at a particular point until ready to use. Really. I may be something of a miser when it comes to finished vermicast, but all the other composts, plant foods, and rooting media are there to be used- I'll just make more. (Verne et cie. Butwhat if you could balance the environment enough to slow everything down wit...
bokashislope: September 2010
http://bokashislope.blogspot.com/2010_09_01_archive.html
Microbes eat my garbage! Or something like that. Thursday, September 23, 2010. Image from The Nourished Kitchen. The Internet is an amazing place. Yikes I've been spending too much time around eggheads lately. -G- Where was I? Molasses, alternatives to, right. Don't get me wrong, I love molasses. In the kitchen and the garden both (ginger snaps and AEM/AIM come immediately to mind). But judging by the number of plaintive queries I've seen, non-US gardeners, especially, may not be able to find. I find it ...
bokashislope: July 2011
http://bokashislope.blogspot.com/2011_07_01_archive.html
Microbes eat my garbage! Or something like that. Saturday, July 30, 2011. Tales from the Bucket: Dirt Nap. No, that's not the reason I've been silent (fortunately), but the current bokashi-bucket tweak. Some disciplined container gardeners "rest" mixes between use in order to prevent pathogen transfer, discourage insects, and limit the spread of pot-weeds. I'm not often that disciplined- typically, if I have a container full of potting mix, there are three plants on hand I could put in it! Digging a hole...
bokashislope: September 2011
http://bokashislope.blogspot.com/2011_09_01_archive.html
Microbes eat my garbage! Or something like that. Sunday, September 25, 2011. While I'm still focused on rebuilding, others are doing more exciting things with bokashi:. Http:/ myfanwe.xanga.com/755077309/bokashi-books-and-broody-hens/. This industrious blogger collected windfall citrus to add to bokashi. “After” photos here, with a link to the “before” post included. A community garden program that offers classes in vermicomposting and bokashi? Okay, probably a bit of commute, but. Subscribe in a reader.
TOTAL LINKS TO THIS WEBSITE
55
bokashislope
Microbes eat my garbage! Or something like that. Monday, March 27, 2017. There's exotic, and then there's.this. The tomato plants have blossoms, Repulsive the BSFL bucket is starting to squirm, and the cleavers have both blossoms and burrs- spring has well and truly sprung. Which apparently means it's time for my mind to turn to new and different ways to make up for the continued lack of holes in the ground or unused outdoor space in which in which I might practice lazy "cold" composting. While I was away.
bokashisupplies.com
bokashivscomposttumblers.blogspot.com
Bokashi - an Alternative to Compost Tumblers?
Bokashi - an Alternative to Compost Tumblers? Traditional methods of compost making include compost tumblers, compost bins, and compost piles. Bokashi, like mushroom compost, is an alternative way to process your kitchen refuse so it can benefit your gardens. Sunday, September 19, 2010. The Bokashi System - Use It With Your Compost Tumbler Or Other Compost Making System. The advantages of the bokashi system are many:. Since you are not putting the raw kitchen refuse into a compost making system outdoors,...
BOKASHIworks!
Future home of something quite cool. If you're the site owner. To launch this site. If you are a visitor. Please check back soon.
Bokashi around the world [and EM]
Bokashi around the world [and EM]. Wednesday, October 21, 2009. Making Bokashi Supplier Page. Making Bokashi Supplier Page. This list provides visitors to City Farmer's Bokashi page. With contact information for suppliers of. Friendly Microbe / Effective Microorganism products closer to where you live. In addition to wheat bran, you can use rice bran or a hardwood sawdust as your bokashi base. Experiment in small batches first. See the YouTube video link below. And Sustainable Community Development.
Jenny's Bokashi Blog | Blog on all things Bokashi — food recycling for our fuure
Jenny's Bokashi Blog. Blog on all things Bokashi — food recycling for our fuure. 2015: International Year of the Soils. February 20, 2015. We have been talking about pollution, the environment, climate change and the future of the planet for decades. We talk about the air, about the water, about […]. Read Article →. Soil and food security. When there’s just no space left…. July 24, 2014. Read Article →. Drain your scraps before they land in the Bokashi bin! March 18, 2014. Read Article →. January 8, 2014.
東京友禅は、ぼかし屋友禅へ
の染め職人が、お客様のご注文を直接承って創作する 誂え染め オーダーメイド の着物工房. TEL / FAX 03-3877-2275. TEL / FAX 03-3877-2275.
江西安康中医院_南昌精神科医院_专业治疗失眠抑郁症专科医院【安康精神科】
走进安康 Into the broad. 江西安康中医院座落于南昌市西湖区孺子路 珠宝街交口 ，占地8000余平方米，设置床位100余. [详情]. 安康实力 / 集合多种全新设备 一次有效检查胜过10次无效问诊. 饱受折磨的谢女士来到天津安康，求助神经内科王毓瓘 医生，在董医生望闻问切，详细询问病情再加上 MED经颅神经递质多谱检测系统 的检查之后，断定谢女士患上了抑郁症。 于是王毓瓘 医生决定采用天津安康的疗法 AK-中医脑神经多维分型修复体系 给谢女士进行治疗，经过半个月治疗，谢女士的病情明显好转。 前几个月，今年33岁的张女士，突然自言自语，多疑敏感，看完小说 三国演义 后，称自己要当皇帝，以后自己的儿子也要当皇帝，看电视时，称电视里的演员在和自已以隐蔽的方式进行情感交流，称自已的隐私全被电视散播出去了，看新闻时 又称 外国都在欺负中国，我有责任拯救全中国人民 同时出现行为紊乱，时常无故哭泣胡闹，不能正常工作和生活。 安康环境 / Hospital environment.
Boka Shoppe - Local Florist | Bement White Heath, De Land, Monticello and Cisco IL
We may not be available for all the items shown on this website. Please select a second choice. Wreaths, Hearts and Crosses. Flowers for the Home. Flowers for the Service. Flowers for the Casket. Prom Corsages and Boutonnieres. 4000 - $50.00. 5000 - $60.00. 6000 - $75.00. Wreaths, Hearts and Crosses. Flowers for the Home. Flowers for the Service. Flowers for the Casket. Prom Corsages and Boutonnieres. 4000 - $50.00. 5000 - $60.00. 6000 - $75.00. Pink And Pearly Pleasures. Kangaroo Paw Asters and Roses.
Boka show - en magisk föreställning!
8211; en magisk föreställning! Showen ”NAKET”. Magishow med Tim Tarney. Boka show för ert företagsevent! Med en show kan ni skapa ett event som blir minnesvärt för både företagets medarbetare, kunder och ledning. Showen ”Naket”. En skräddarsydd underhållningsshow av och med TV- och radioprofilen Erik Myrlund. Med magi och illusioner går det att skapa en show som förgyller. Den professionelle magikern Tim Tarney. För ett gott arbetsklimat är en show. Naturligt inslag i era företagsevent!
Bokasi Ventures
BOKASI Ventures focuses on investing in Africa through joint ventures, direct investment and business facilitation. With specialization in construction, construction management and construction materials, BOKASI ventures is geared to take full advantage of opportunities in emerging African markets. For more information, send us an email: info@bokasi.com. Our website is currently being developed. More information will be coming soon.
SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT