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Farming- a bunch of catastrophies that result in a lifestyle

llama poop tea in particular. I had troublr finding info on it. I have the fresh beans (5 gallon bucket) steeping in a full 55 gallon drum. How often can I water with it, and is this the correct ratio? Supposedly, according to all I have read, llama poop is non burning...

4/26/2014 2:46:26 PM

e coli

4/26/2014 3:14:52 PM

Farming- a bunch of catastrophies that result in a lifestyle

I don't plan to drink it....

4/26/2014 3:35:37 PM

Rhode Island

we used to apply our compost tea once a week via a mist blower.
not sure how safe your tea is so i cant comment.
ours was a professional tea brewer with bat guano,mollasses,worm castings, a little rabbit poopie.
pap

4/26/2014 3:45:43 PM

Farming- a bunch of catastrophies that result in a lifestyle

Hmmmm. Ive never put my 'teas' on leaves...always just watered with it. Ive used it in past on all my plants, just never tried it on AG's, being my second year, there is LOTS I havent tried w AG's. :) My regular garden plants and flowers thrive on llama poop tea. I think I will run a quick test on it just to get a base idea of where its at. I know llama poop doesnt burn.....but i wonder how often would be considered 'too much'?

4/26/2014 5:02:22 PM

nOVA sCOTIA

key word ...used too!!

4/26/2014 8:58:00 PM

Williamsburg,KY

I just took a Good Agricultural Practice class. And when it comes to manure, there is sorta of a rule of 90-120 days. All manure should be 'composted' and applied 90-120 days prior to harvest. 90-120 days refers to in the ground crop (90) and above ground crops(120). Just to let you know most food poisoning is due to manure. Just something to think about.

4/27/2014 9:33:10 AM