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The Art of Compost Tea
Supercharge your soil
Become a skilled soil builder with this little-known but valuable technique for rapidly building soil fertility.
$19.00 incl. GST
Compost tea is a way of multiplying a small quantity of microbe-rich compost or worm castings into a powerhouse community of healthy soil microbes.
This module includes the theory, materials lists and instructions for making your own brewer, with handy video demonstrations.
What’s included in this module:
- Unit 1: Supercharge your soil with compost tea (article)
- Unit 2: Make & use compost tea (video)
- Unit 3: Another batch ready to go (video)
- Unit 4: Build a compost tea brewer (article)
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