Friday, June 18, 2010
Study on Living Soil
The Permaculture Research Institute on the importance of healthy living soil and why, today, we have to restore it with tools like compost tea. Article here.
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Fertile Crescent Farm using Tea
Check out Ferile Crescent Farm, growing and providing beautiful, organic Virginia vegetables at Byrd House, South of the James, and St. Stephens Markets. Also check out how LivingSoils and Fertile Crescent have hooked up to make sure their veggies are getting the most out of the farm's compost: their blog here. That's some good lookin' tea you brewed, Adam!
Monday, June 14, 2010
Customer Testimonial
Thanks go out to Ralph for posting some testimonial pics from the first three weeks of using LivingSoils tea on his tomatoes. Check them out in our Facebook fan photos.
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Book: Teaming with Microbes
We'll have available at our booth copies of the book Teaming with Microbes by Lowenfels and Lewis.
Monday, May 17, 2010
Helping Victory Farms Grow
LivingSoils is providing weekly bulk batches of actively aerated compost tea to Victory Farms, Richmond's most productive all-organic CSA. Charlie, Victory's farmer, started out applying LivingSoils as a soil drench and as foliar sprays to onion beds, noticed quick responses in growth and decreaseed pests, and is now expanding to other crops, as well as seedlings and transplants. LivingSoils and Victory Farms are collaborating to feed the soil that feeds your food. Come by either booth and see for yourself.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Thank you Returning Customers!
Even more returning LivingSoils users this week, and again, thanks to everyone for coming by, whether to feel and sniff our tea mix, to ask questions, chat and/or restock on fresh, living, compost tea. Many supporters are using LivingSoils tea on new garden beds and on transplants. Indeed these are great opportunities for compost tea to rapidly establish or restore a healthy soil food web.
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Harvard's Use of Compost Tea
Check out how Harvard University is using compost tea throughout the campus for their landscaping: NY times article here.
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