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Read teaming with fungiWill do. I have only a basic knowledge of mykos and fungal organisms as well as worms. I've been reading everything I can get my hands on about worms lately. I now understand the three basic types of worms are epigeic, endogeic and anecic, and their respective purposes, but learning about how they all interact will probably be a life long pursuit.:cool:
Just bought kindle versionRead teaming with fungi
Have you read teaming with nutrients and teaming with microbes yet? If not do it, I really admire your desire to know more!Just bought kindle version
You're gonna get so hooked! It pulls you in, and everything you read is gonna be like whoa! And some things you'll probably notice from what you experienced which will pull you In moreJust bought kindle version
Just read the preface of TWF. I'll read this and then the other two in the trilogy. It's funny, Lowenfels just wrote about reading the other 2. LOLHave you read teaming with nutrients and teaming with microbes yet? If not do it, I really admire your desire to know more!
What part, I got my book outJust read the preface of TWF. I'll read this and then the other two in the trilogy. It's funny, Lowenfels just wrote about reading the other 2. LOL
Page 11 on the kindle. "The Trilogy"What part, I got my book out
Ha petty much what I saidPage 11 on the kindle. "The Trilogy"
I'm on the part about hyphal fungi and how they put out massively long and fine hair like strandsYou can read in any order, but to learn about nutrients, microbes then fungi creates a better understanding. I don't know if he wrote them in that order for that, i think he wrote them in that order cause one lead to the other. IMO
Rad huh!?I'm on the part about hyphal fungi and how they put out massively long and fine hair like strands
I'm pretty positive you've already had that ah ha moment from post you read and what you read in that book!I'm on the part about hyphal fungi and how they put out massively long and fine hair like strands
Yep didn't know about how extensively they infiltrate the soilI'm pretty positive you've already had that ah ha moment from post you read and what you read in that book!
A lot of questions you will have would be answered by the other books;) cheersAnd why not disturbing the soil is so important
I appreciate you pointing me in the direction of these books. I'll buy the other two also. Hell, they're only 3 bucks each on Amazon for kindleA lot of questions you will have would be answered by the other books;) cheers
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You haven't listened to the new podcasts from tad? He is using an MBP only mix. Here's the trick. Vermicomposting with coots layering method. 4" compost, 4 cup of MBP, kelp, neem, and aeration, 4" compost, rinse and repeat. All of the minerals and even the PGRs and even the limonoids stay intact. This is all done in a 300g smartpot.
After a year all u need is SPM and a bit of aeration.
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