Bokashi Burial and Disposal All Year Around

Mixing bokashi fermented food waste in the garden, in planter boxes, or handling the bio-pulp in the winter. It's easy to mix it with soil any time of year. In the winter, collect it in a bin and wait for a spring thaw to then mix it in the garden to enrich soil and feed your plants. Use the tea 4 tablespoons in 1 gallon of water for watering grass and gardens.

[@richardtenamore3109]

Thank You Very much Dr., That's exactly the information I was looking for. Great Hel[!!

[@ronyerke9250]

Your trench is out of frame. It's not a very good example if we can't see what your doing. It may as well be radio. I've been thinking about starting some bokashi buckets. I was thinking it would be a fair way to help fill up a low spot in the yard.

[@lnasution76]

Thanks for this

[@anthonymacarthur2161]

dang doc is that city water you are using? the pressure is way to intense
for a well. You may be killing what you have been trying to do due to chlorine.

[@martinpike803]

Could you just keep the pail full and extract juice and keep bokomposting as the solids keep sinking as they breakdown a single person could take a long time to fill the bucket

[@janienewatson4925]

Do you save the liquid over the winter?