Thanks man. I’ll get that on my list

@@youngredangus6041 Just came across your website while looking for the bio 5 extractor. Good stuff

We have a 30 mesh on the extractor and a 30 mesh on the nurse trailer. We have a 50 mesh on the planter. I do have to clean the filters on the trailer and planter quite often. We are running the orange orifices on the planter and haven’t had trouble with them plugging. We’re applying 8 gallons per acre. This is Jay’s father in case you’re wondering

Kelp is also a good fungi food. Question for you what would you recommend for a spraying unit to apply extract as a soil drench at scale and what would be the amount of compost extract gallon ratio per acre?

​@@jeffreyarwood6427 Jay young does 2 lb of compost per 8 gallons for in furrow per acre of tea so 2 lb per acre (300kg per bioreactor in containers) -seed treatment is cheaper, can Compost tea (75 liters ler half a hectare) -pump 1 liter per minute per 4 liters of water -Make sure the water comes from a well or rainwater, tap water has chlorine and/or chloramine which kills the biology -Use a diaphragm pump if you are spraying large quantities, these pumps are the least destructive to the biology, and 12 PSI (clean your tanks asap, can use vinegar and water with a scrubber) -we need to stimulate fungi, because we have too much bacteria already, so the fungi foods are fish hydrolysate (needs to have fish oil), humic acids, chitosan and chitin -add into a mesh bag 5-15 lbs of good compost (vermicompost) (blend as many types of good compost as you can) 4 oz kelp 4 oz fish emulsion or fish hydrolysate 8 tablespoons of mycorrhizal fungi (микоризные грибы) (Blueberries need ericoid mycorrhizal) -some rhizobium with legumes, put down many strains first year only, they grow in ground, add it in last to the tea once tea is done -4 tb Azospirillum brasilense -4 tb Ceramic powder (or biochar dust) for the surface area for bacteria to grow into EM Super Cera C Soil Improver

I did Thanks for sending the photos. I don’t have wooded area here

Maybe you've got some strips that are out of management. Next to a track potentially. Soil could be good there.

Yeah I havnt seen that one. Can you share a KZfaq video on the link?

@@youngredangus6041 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y9GRpZRjuJPdgJs.html

@@youngredangus6041 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gst0n5peqtO5gXk.html something like this is a great idea too

Ooh, what lect in fc 3 is that from?, it doesn't make sense to me

@@666bruv someone that has taken the course mentioned this, i have not yet taken the program but it makes perfect sense, light, water, and the vigorous air do kill a lot of biology.

She does say to make tea if you have a tiny bit of compost and loads of acres to cover.

That’s too bad. Have you thought about buying bio 5 or Fed’N happy

Yes 20 min for an extract 24 hours to make a tea

He doesn't have any biology in the big black tank that is just water storage. The black or stainless tanks are preferable for storing water though over white/blue/green because the lack of light transmission prohibits algea growth.

I use the black tank to keep algae from growing in the fresh water. If you want to store extract I think black ones would be the way to go

Corey Miller has a great set up for putting it on plastids ground

I’m making one now Should be out in a couple of weeks

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mL9lpc5zr7zcp3U.html

We are also Interseeding cover crops in corn and Milo

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I’ve weighted the buckets they weigh 25-30lbs

Yes. I’m working on a video for a new extract that we are actually selling Email at youngredangus@gmail.com

@@youngredangus6041 Hey Jay. I tried emailing and calling you but no replies :(

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