HOW TO: IMO1 second edition w/ Chris Trump - Korean Natural Farming
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
- This walk through is just to show once again the ways of cultivating this valuable innoculum. I hope this helps guys!
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I'm very happy I also got to practice listening to Spanish in addition to learning IMO1 collection.
I did your experiment 6 months ago. And inoculated activated biochar. My first flushes of mushrooms are coming up. Used sawdust and dried seaweed to make the charcoal. Its absolutely fascinating. Thank you for the opportunity to learn. 🇿🇦👩🏽🌾🌍🍄
That is super cool. Did you sterilize or pasteurize the biochar and do you know others that are doing KNF mycology?
Love the translator. English and Spanish. Technically the same! Love this is going out bilingual.
Going to trying KNF techniques in eastern Spain (Mediterranean climate) we’ve lost a lot of diversity because of blanket pine plantings so gathering from wilder pockets. I’m very small scale, but I love spreading this info, we are your and Master Cho’s hyphae, going out there, spreading the word. It’s all connected, thank you for what you do 🙏
Thank you for posting this video. I was at a farm walk on Tom Stacks farm on Saturday, he speaks very highly of you and seems to be doing really well using KNF.
Tom is a great farmer and a wonderful student. Lucky you to have him around to freely share
Greetings Chris! Glad to see you back and helping us out again! Much appreciated 🙏 ☺️ 🙌! Cheeo!
Listening to this took me back to my youth in a Spanish speaking church. The whole sermon was in English and Spanish lol.
Thanks for the great video Chris!
Hell yeah! I've been following for about a year now. Have watched all of your older how-to vids multiple times, and have since started my own batches. I love it! Thank you, Chris! Glad you're making videos again!
Thx Matt! Enjoy the journey man!
Just signed up for your online class last week. Thrilled to support someone who offers so much for free! Giving out free info in two languages just makes you even more awesome! Thanks for everything you do.
That first shot of you 3 in front of the vehicle had me thinking you would open the trunk and taste some Colombian marching powder and hand over a suitcase 🙃😆
loving this from Pahoa....
prepping part of 3 acreage for growing vegetables and fruit trees and going fully-fledged KNF.
Mahalo Chris
This awesome to have your content back. I learned so much from your earlier content , hoping to learn more and get better
Thank you! Learnt lots of small new details from this video. Appreciate you Chris !
Thank you for the walk-through Chris.
Next Level Plays.
I’m glad it was helpful @Bee Par
Such awesome information Chris glad to be part of this journey
Glad you are a part of it too! ☺️
I wish you would contact the Sri Lankan government to teach their farmers this. The government banned all non organic fertilizers in one fell swoop and that has wreaked havoc on their whole system since they used majority of commercial fertilizers without offering help and education on how to heal the soil. It is dire.
Wow why would they fall for modern nonsense esp when it comes to food ?
@@Turntuppusha the entire world is on them fertilizers and pesticides my man
Love ur work Chris!!!
Doing the good work as usual. Thanks Chris!
Yeeee. Good to see you back man! ✊🏽
Great to see your video feeds again! Totally appreciate you sharing this as I plan to incorporate this into our own small piece of land in Puna 🍄🌈😃🤙
thanks for the insight Chris! ill be making those tin hats to shed water for my box's... great idea!
I just started making my own knf preps this spring and I'm really happy, that more stuff is comming now. Keep up the good work!
I already enjoyed the deep dive in the Shaping Fire Podcast with Shango Los.
Quick question for you. If I try using Kefir instead of Milk when making LABS is it still LABS? I used kefir and rice wash water. Followed your exact methods from your older video about LABS. The only difference is the substitution of kefir instead of milk. Question is can it be used in the same way as LABS?? Glad you are back on RUclips. Thanks for all the amazing information
It’s different but still good.
So there is going to be amazing stuff on the channel !!!! please keep going
great content thanks chris much appreciated
Thanks for saying that @chibert UK , I’m glad you liked it
More how to videos would be great! This was very informative and easy to understand. I’m eager to try but it’s coming into winter so I’ll have to wait.
I looked over your playlist to find a how to video about making the boxes and how to dry cook the rice. Would someone please direct me to the videos showing them? I’m going to do this, just need a bit more of the basics for setup. Thank you!
Finally! Thank you!
Thanks for the lesson!
Absolutely amazing man. Thank you so much for this
Wish I could share with you what I just collected thank you for all your teaching
Thanks chris❤️
Newbie here and exited to learn more!!
Love your confident man huge fan could I use whole wheat grain freshly harvested from the field or I am 03 that’s pretty much what readily available to me also I didn’t know if I could go ahead and use it for some Bokoshe I’m making instead of wheat bran
There he is! 😃👍
Just...awesome!🤙
Ooooooooh! Welcome back
Just curious why bloom the rice. Couldn't w collect a small amount and just use that or bloom at home. I know we are then taking from nature but if we left half the patch wouldn't it re establish itself? Love the education you share.
Hi Chris, Great to see you back on YT! I'm here mostly with raised beds in mile-high arid Colorado clay dirt... this past summer I set out 3 collection boxes with no success. Could you please offer some help for those of us in dry conditions?? It seems impossible to collect here. Hoping for help. Thanks, Chris!
Where in Co I lived there for 5 years in co springs monument & Palmer lake. You need to go the Forrest somewhere off of a hiking trail look for lots of leaves undisturbed. Disturb them lol move the leaves and underneath should be leaf mold and soil from broken down leaves. Place your imo box there and you’ll get a great collection of microorganisms
@@GTILOUD Hi Drago... thanx for replying to my post. I'm about 45 min north of Boulder. But "the forest" is not the same ecology as here on our place. We are about a mile high and it is very dry. I'd think the organisms that thrive in "the forest" would die off on our place?!! However, going into winter means I'll have to wait until spring. Do you know anything about creating an environment where you make the soil/leaf mould to get a collection?
@@CJFarm try watering an area that might be good if it had more moisture, youll be amazed at how an area can change in just a few days with a bit of moisture. as an example, we have some wood chip filled playgrounds around us, after a good rain if you lift the top maybe inch there is mycelium everywhere, but if its dry you have to dig down probabaly about 8-12 inches to start to see the mycelium by eye. all it takes is a good rain and the next day its completely different. My climate is not the same as yours so its just an idea, not saying it would work 100%.
@@3dp_edc Thanx, Dylan!
I live in Longmont and have been "practicing" collecting here before ever hearing about Chris and his amazing successes and opportunities to study under the NF master himself.
Yeah moisture...have been known to find a couple prime sites, create an artificial rain event (2 gal spring water, cover with local duff) and come back with my boxes for collection. Poke around dark and dank mixed forestation, you'll find the mycos. Johnny/Allenspark, Big Thompson, etc. Ponderosa I find just too damn dry, maybe stick to lower aspen/spruce zones. Happy to help siting come May/June.
Very good video. Can you use FAA, LAB, IMO2, WCP and WCA together in the same sprayer?
My IMO1 has many colours, red, green, white, black. Is it good or bad? Thank you in advance
Hey Chris! When are you going to do a second edition to imo 2,3&4?
Working on it!! Next month or two! It’s already filmed.
Love the knowledge man would it be ok to try and do a collection at the base of my compost pile I see some leaf mold and fungi there also live adjoining a forest? I was going to do one before it gets to cold thanks ✌️🔥🌲
That’s not as good as wild places. Maybe 30 diverse species compared to 1,000. Enjoy the journey
Hello Chris Thank you for all the great information. What are the dimensions of the box ? and is that cedar?
11x10in and yes it's cedar from my research so far😂
Awesome 🙏🙌
Is there a follow up video?
Beautiful... Spanish dub included!!!
Loved🎉
Is there a mycology version of KNF for those who would be interested in the possible benefits for mushroom farming?
Are there holes in the bottom of the box or are they just screws?
Freakin AWESOME!!!!!💞🙌🌈
How long do you leave you box placed in the jungle I live in the Midwest and it’s fall here so I was just wondering how long I would need to leave it undistirbed
Hi Chris I’m having trouble finding a suitable place to make into in Phoenix, az (desert climate) I’ve gone to a few natural areas but the soil is far more dirt like then my own that is very fertile with worms fungi etc. what about making imo from the soil in my chicken run that has been under molding woodchips and chicken poop for years, very fertile. Or any other ideas?
We could eliminate plastic from the equation correct? ✌🏼💚
Hello, sorry for the inconvenience, what are the dimensions of the wooden box?
just a thought, since you want mycelium, and in mushroom growing all sorts of different grains are used, maybe a different grain would fit this purpose better. Rice is prone to getting sticky (since you cook the rice to not stick this would make it a lot easier), lots of other grains such as oats, rye, hard wheats can be cooked and still not get sticky nearly as easily, would they work better for this purpose?
I am a carpenter and have access to tons of clean wood chips, shavings and dust.
I wonder if an IMO collection is possible using the sawdust instead of rice?
It is something I will try, cause if it works it's one more use for the waste from work.
The rice is your food source for the microorganisms. It's mainly carbohydrates. Sawdust is hardly digestible and thus not preferable.
You might be able to use 50% saw dust max.
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Is there a specific video or reading material that I can use to gain more info on the KNF chickens? I have watched the series where you went over and got training. But its sort of hard to follow with the translations and non direct footage. I have the materials master cho sells and it just isn't very clear info.
So why do you prefer to do this rather than the Jadam method of just collecting the leaf mold itself and bringing it back to inoculate JFL. Also why not just bring the leaf mold and use it to inoculate an IMO 3 pile and skip the first 2 steps?
The fungi is not furthered by JMS, and the leaf mold collection is less sustainable (destructive) and less affective for growing them out.
@@biomei.solutions So over all the quality and diversity of the microbe collection is higher?
Good to know.
@@bullishtingles1384 do not harm nature, that is the method
I watched this whole video to see the harvest in the thumbnail. I'll never get that time back lol
Is this mycorrhizal fungi?
grateful for some recent activity from you, keen to see your progress in Costa Rica, I stumbled across your content about 2 weeks ago and have been hooked at learning more everyday.
will be fetching my first IMO out the jungle today, excited to see what i got, I've got some goals for fruit forests and veggie farming all with your KNF methods.
thank you Chris 👍🙏
You've landed in a good hands good luck plants know how to grow let them show you there needs
Is that litterly all you need to put in for the fungi/myco??
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Hello Cris huge I mean huge fan got a Q I can’t find any brv at my local stores can I use apple cider vinegar and my dad imo 1 had allot of red in it but there were allot of nice white fuzzy growth also I went ahead and made imo 2 out of it cause I’ve had several failures this is my first decent collection so I wanted to use it as it’s getting close to winter here and also where can I purchase some of your ohn so I can start with my stuff
Yeah you can always make any of it using acv instead.
@@biomei.solutions where can I purchase some of your ohn
que bien los dos idiomas
is there a way to bring this back to your garden and put it in the shade or something with the fungi or does that not really work?
Yeah!! IMO4 😜 you can just try and out leaf litter in your garden, but that’s not as sustainable a practice
Does the type of fungi matter?
You should be doing 6-10 of these for an imo3. So no. Diversity is the key.
As your dental professional… I strongly advise you not to use your teeth to tighten your zip ties! 😂
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Good content! Sad that aloki is practically gentrification as “ecology”, Costa Rica is not anymore land of native people 💔
If u want i can translate to spanish your videos
There is a feature to submit translations right on my video. I will approve it.
Can i do the same inside my home. Bring the fungi from forest and innoculate at the comfort of my home without risk of animal interference.guess no microbial diversity huh?
this is the only video I've seen from you.
no clue as to what you're trying to accomplish there.
Sorry for mis writing your name Warmar
Yes it’s a bit of a rabbit hole taught in segments. Hope you like the journey 😉
@@robbieg1able I didn't know you had.
That's not my real name anyhow.
@@biomei.solutions
Is there an overview of the rice bed device and its purpose?
Lol, he's back.
Dimensions of box?
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