Favilla Compostella

There are several "mistakes" in the replies posted above but instead of "correcting" them I'll try to reply directly to your question.

The best way by far is to create a fungal dominated compost and the use that in conjunction with the "native AM production of inoculum" (https://rodaleinstitute.org/science/articles/how-to-innoculate-arbuscular-mycorrhizal-fungi-on-the-farm-part-1/) . Then you spread the end product in your farm or you add it in the holes you dig to plant your plants.

For a guide on fungal dominated compost search for "Johnson-Sue bioreactor"

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