Agriton Bokashi Bran
Bokashi, a Japanese term meaning "well-fermented organic matter," is an energy-efficient method of breaking down organic materials. This fermentative process results in a nutrient-rich, pre-digested product that can be used to enhance soil or serve as an organic fertilizer.
When Effective Microorganisms (EM®) are added to the organic matter, they work through competitive exclusion, fostering an environment where fermentative anaerobes thrive. These microbes break down complex organic compounds into simpler, soluble ones, creating pre-digested nourishment for the soil.
Additionally, the microorganisms produce bioactive compounds such as enzymes, vitamins, antimicrobials, and phytonutrients. These substances promote plant growth and help protect against diseases. Incorporating Bokashi into your soil helps create a healthier, more resilient ecosystem for plants.
The price includes free postage.
Bokashi, a Japanese term meaning "well-fermented organic matter," is an energy-efficient method of breaking down organic materials. This fermentative process results in a nutrient-rich, pre-digested product that can be used to enhance soil or serve as an organic fertilizer.
When Effective Microorganisms (EM®) are added to the organic matter, they work through competitive exclusion, fostering an environment where fermentative anaerobes thrive. These microbes break down complex organic compounds into simpler, soluble ones, creating pre-digested nourishment for the soil.
Additionally, the microorganisms produce bioactive compounds such as enzymes, vitamins, antimicrobials, and phytonutrients. These substances promote plant growth and help protect against diseases. Incorporating Bokashi into your soil helps create a healthier, more resilient ecosystem for plants.
The price includes free postage.
Bokashi, a Japanese term meaning "well-fermented organic matter," is an energy-efficient method of breaking down organic materials. This fermentative process results in a nutrient-rich, pre-digested product that can be used to enhance soil or serve as an organic fertilizer.
When Effective Microorganisms (EM®) are added to the organic matter, they work through competitive exclusion, fostering an environment where fermentative anaerobes thrive. These microbes break down complex organic compounds into simpler, soluble ones, creating pre-digested nourishment for the soil.
Additionally, the microorganisms produce bioactive compounds such as enzymes, vitamins, antimicrobials, and phytonutrients. These substances promote plant growth and help protect against diseases. Incorporating Bokashi into your soil helps create a healthier, more resilient ecosystem for plants.
The price includes free postage.