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Hello, Matt .. Jason here - citizen scientist, father, author, movie producer .. and now, a guy having to go out and tell his audience that when he said that "The soil microbes don't care what kind of sugar you feed them so much - molasses was cheap, so farmers used that" that there is more to the story. Surviving endophytes. Thanks, Matt .. We'll adjust accordingly!

I've been making kombucha for over a year now and been using white sugar. I made some sorghum molasses from sorghum I raised so replaced half of the sugar with an equal volume of sorghum. The fermentation was more rapid and produced a lot more acetic acid. I think it was the added nutrients from the sorghum. sorghum.

love your enthusiasm and energy when it comes to teaching man! theres nowhere near enough of that nowadays 💚

OO! Fresh Matt knowledge! This is the year I move onto my 6 acres! Finally time to get started! Thank you for all your help and what you do.

I love not being the only person who thinks like this and does these things. It makes me so happy to see you are on the same track! Good job!

Molasses works really excellent at drawing every pest that loves sweetness, which is pretty much every pest.

Good morning Matt I have followed you on Facebook for years and saw you at the heirloom expo in Santa Rosa I believe twice. I have heard of people using molasses in water for plants so neat that it works. Thank you so much for all you do! Wendy Hardnack❤️💗💝

Excellent! Thank you so much Matt for all the wonderful work you do!

Fantastic information, thank you Matt!!

cant get enough of you teaching us

Hi Matt, thanks again, I didn't know you were Irish, much love from Ireland my friend.

Love, love, love your videos so much! I've been wondering how best to use molasses in gardening for years. Gonna try the seed soaking and molasses added to compost tea this year - can't wait. You the man!!!

I love this info on molasses. This will open a whole new path of tests.

Love you do, Matt! I don’t watch every video, but your passion is so infectious ❤ thank you for being you 😊

I love your passion.

I made my first deer feed this past year. Black strap was my flavor and binder. Red Winter Wheat Berries I added as well. The wheat started growing before the dee could eat it all. That was the end of November in Ohio. That wheat is over a foot tall

Great content. Props

Always a joy to learn things from you!!!

THANK YOU FOR SAYING THIS. I love Dr. Ingham BUT!

You look great Matt! Thanks for all the information and good vibes 🙏

Oh heck yesssss!

Black strap molasses. YES

Well done! Amazing imagery

I completed 4 semester hours general microbiology at kansas state in 1975 and more after that. Brewed ACTeas for farm fields many times. Dennie😊

Wow this is huge news, I never knew. Another miraculous characteristic of sugar cane.

Here's a question, if I use Recharge or Stash Blend with molasses and a bunch of other stuff should I still use my molasses too? It doesn't seem like those powdered products could have as much sugar as the liquid molasses itself. Should I use both? Maybe use them together? Or separate? I usually use either of those products every other week, or mix a little of both. So now I wonder if a little molasses would be good to add.

Awesome video! Makes me wonder, does honey have endophytes from the pollen?

So… I wonder if mesquite syrup would perform similarly to molasses.

Thanks for validating Matt this is great to hear and I can’t wait to share!! ✌️🍄🫶🦠🙏🧑‍🌾🔬🧐🤯

What's the best brand of molasses to buy?

Dood... Have you considered doing the next season of Bues clues? You have the gift. As for soil inoculants, its like throwing salt in the sea. True that its better to feed and build soil biology than just feed plants, but the right microbes will only prosper in the right environmemt. If you dont create the conditions for micorhiza, protazoa, predetory nematodes etc, they wont thrive. If you do create the right conditions, you wont need to add them, and their efects can be easily seen without a microscope, in the tilth and life of the root zones of soil & plants. So focusing on inputs and microbiology vs actual environmental pracitices is fascinating, but a colasal waste of time if you have farming to do, and are actually interested in interacting with nature as part and particle of her generative and regenerative realities at scale. We are better adapted to understand our habitat with our plain senses if we only pay attention.

I am glad someone with your knowledge helped clear this up. Molasses has fallen out of favour with cannabis growers. I love Molasses and quality manuka honey are staples for myself. I ruined a blackberry extract after 13 days using dark suger and Molasses, then bottled with Grolsh type bottle stopper. A few days later i popped the top and a champagne explosion of deep red sprayed all over my white grow room. 13 days to make and emptied within 30 seconds. Lesson learned; no extracts with Molasses.

Thank you ❤

Matt, what was the dilution ratio and what kind of water did you use to view the molasses under microscope?

I just ran across, all sounds confusing since i just stumbled upon this. Will learn more, but in the meantime is it healthy to ingest a tablespoon of molasses?

There was another vdeo where you ad molasses breeds parhogenic stuff in compost tea. So when isit okay to use molasses? Thanks!

when did this, I thought my distilled water was contaminated lol did you run it though the minION Matt? Thanks for sharing!

I don't know what you are trying to say in this video. But in distilling, when we use a lot of sugars, the batch will run hot and fast, and you have to put in an additive to feed the yeast. But if you use molasses, no additive is needed, you get a real nice run and it's natural. Molasses is great.

John kempf was asked if the type of sugar mattered. He said it didn't. The minerals in blackstrap molasses help the plants.

It also dissolves rust on car parts.

Is molasses still comsidered an innoculate if it is dry molasses? Is the biological count the same.or less?

We have the privilege of having access to local maple syrup where I live. Do you believe it should have the same effect. I have seen Chris Trump use simple cane sugar to great effect.

Also, Matt, can you remind me of the microscope that you recommend?

What do you know about iodine? How does it effect the bacteria?

where is molasses being analyzed and by which standard method of examination? Which standard testing method are "you" using? Dennis

In a previous video, "Crazy FUNGAL Compost Tea" you mentioned molasses grows pathogenic microbes. Is it all good now ?

Do you consider lactose, sucrose, fructose, or dextrose all equal as biological innoculants? Possibly should or could be... OR may be. How about mannose?

Don't sleep on malt barley and corn steep liquor ... coconut water & aloe are good too.

Do you have gmo free molasses?

what aboput the sulfure??/

WE ARE ON THE RIGHT PATH! The Guardian: according to a study, "4% of women tested positive for a toxic weed killer in urine samples."

What is defn of a biological innoculant. Something which causes gram positive and gram negative microbes to double in numbers every 15 minutes??

just in time for inoculating bo-coffee this am 😉 LABs ready

Are we needing more field and analytical lab testing of some home brews we inventing. Dennis

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Please consider headphone users and handle the microphone plosives. ty.

im familer with all the shit they ad in food its man made crap some one neede dto make some money

🕵️‍♀️WHAT I NEVER PUT IN MY SOIL IS FATS/ ANIMAL FATS OR MEATS..NO SIR NO WAY...