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OK, I’ll try that thank you.

And yes there is a slight alcohol smell after 3 days.

That’s what I would do. I would want my final product to be as pure as possible.

KNF Microbes can be collected in drought and in desert like conditions with ease, and it makes sense to do so, because you will be collecting drought tolerant microbes that will have added benefit to your region and changing climate conditions.

The key to this is to spray the area you would like to collect from with a formula containing

• KNF Medicine 1:1000
• KNF Food 1:500
• KNF Cleanser  1:500
• KNF Fuel 1:1000

If you do not have all the solutions, use what you have.

The formula is sprayed in a 6 foot radius around the area you would like to collect from for 5 days in the evening before your collection. Then once you set the box, you can spray once more around the box the following day, making sure not to spray directly on the box as you want the now very active and well fed microbes to actually make those last few inches to the box without taking the easy route of following the liquid you’ve deployed. This gets the most well adapted microbes to colonize your starch in the box.

The box should be set with the usual procedure.

Also when deploying the microbes after going through the cultivation procedure, it is extremely beneficial in a desert or drought prone area to be incorporating biochar into your practices. Just a few small nuggets of char can make a huge difference when placed by a new seedling or transplant. The microbes will use the char to hold water, and the electrical charge of the char also helps them to pump water in the soil.

There is a lot of water in the air in desert environments, and having the char in the soil with microbial life enables them to condensate the water out of the air and bring it into the soil as well as storing it in their bodies.

Hi, I am keen on knowing the Cambodian Contact also. Looking at using KNF for both pig & chicken farming.  The Video mentioned is https://youtu.be/P7_CU4iTP9w

It is titled: Natural Pig Farming Pigs in Cambodia

Thanks

My plants have the virus but wont express the symptoms unless they are stressed. This stress comes from multiple things in my observation: too much rain, poor soil, not enough airflow, lack of minerals, etc. To quickly fix that i can employ knfPolice sprayed into the canopy where the leaves are bunching and also treat the surrounding soil especially with knfMicrobes and a good round of the soil treatment formula.

Ive had fully infected trees completely recover and now look just fine, and nobody would ever know it is present. However untreated or transplanted to a new area the expression will kill the plant.

Usually takes about 4 treatments once a week (ie 1 month of treatment) to see the new leaves come out without the bunchy look.

Cho has not taught the method for making the minerals outlined in his literature. He has said that a lab in Japan has the recipe and also produces it. Largely under testing the minerals vary widely from batch to batch and there is no consistency in the process or product. At one point I heard him talk about the alchemy of the process and how precious metals were involved, which led me to believe that it was some sort of consummation of the union between two rocks.

The way to make minerals in a home brew sort of way is to create a bacterial mineral water machine. The key is to load the machine with different types of rocks with sharp edges so when the falling water hits them, the minerals will be pulled into a solution. The official machine drops the water from 3 meters which puts enough acceleration into the water to really bludgeon the rocks, and as the water falls it tumbles and sucks in oxygen which also assists in the dissolution on a chemical level of thinking.

This youtube playlist has a lot of videos on the mineral solubilization machine.

Thanks a lot for your answer, I am new to this subject of KNF and are taking the time to make all the solutions, before I start using them in my land.  I consider your answer is the best you can give me, but is a shame Master Cho does not have an easy method to use rocks or rock dust, as does JADAM.

Thanks again for your prompt answer, I hope I can share my progress with you in the future.

Harold

Vomit, rotten eggs, fecal matter or dead body are all not good smells as they indicate the presence of pathogens that are not friendly to mammals.

ULC Microbes should be harvested early when the bubbles are most vigorous, if they are not, these smells will arise as the biology in the stew changes. Ideally it will smell sweet or something like sourdough bread.