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Best idea competition for Large Bokashi storage bins

 
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Need 2-3 large ones for starting bokashi. Then some smaller ones for making a super bokashi compost mix of minerals, bio char and other goodies.  (biochar talk happening in permies
 
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An article discussing large scale bokashi can be found at http://themanicgardener.com/2011/03/large-scale-bokashi-1.html
Unfortunately only a picture and no plan for building these bins.

If that scale is not large enough then check out this video at  

Here they builld a giant bokashi heap of 500 (metric) tons of "stromest" (straw and manure mix), "grasafval" (wasted/garbage grass) and "drijfmest" (liquid manure). I am sure they get a hefty discount on those huge bags of bokashi bran
 
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