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Compost Tea

 
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I am going to try and use compost tea on a large scale this year on the farm. I hope some of you have some experience with this you can share. In the past, we have used compost but the cost has me looking for new ways to build life in new soil. I plan to brew tea and spray on my beds before the season starts and then spray once a month. I will be leaving some beds without doing this to get a side-by-side perspective. I love trying new things and learning along the way.
 
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