Would application of fungally dominant compost extract be harmful, neutral or beneficial to a northeast Kansas field in which we're trying to reestablish warm season native prairie grasses and pollinator-friendly forbs?
@@KTheGuy I saw you took the FC course did you also take the lab course? If yes I would like to know if you learn what your looking as to microorganism under the microscope? Do they find you work or jobs that you can make a living doing soil testing? I been wanting to take the course but as you know its a big cost. Thanks
@thebluegarden2060, I’ve completed FC, CLP and all CTP Coarses and once completed you become an expert for identification and procedural remediation. Although after any of the certifications the organization doesn’t promote your business other than a company listing on the locator. Dr Elaine is primarily a research scientist and teaches the practice of the trade but doesn’t do any business development. Most of the students and alumni network for work and projects together through the school forums.
Would application of fungally dominant compost extract be harmful, neutral or beneficial to a northeast Kansas field in which we're trying to reestablish warm season native prairie grasses and pollinator-friendly forbs?
Fungally dominant wouldn’t be the likely fit for prairie grasses as that group of plant life is considered early to mid-succession. So a
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@@KTheGuy I saw you took the FC course did you also take the lab course? If yes I would like to know if you learn what your looking as to microorganism under the microscope? Do they find you work or jobs that you can make a living doing soil testing? I been wanting to take the course but as you know its a big cost. Thanks
@thebluegarden2060, I’ve completed FC, CLP and all CTP Coarses and once completed you become an expert for identification and procedural remediation. Although after any of the certifications the organization doesn’t promote your business other than a company listing on the locator. Dr Elaine is primarily a research scientist and teaches the practice of the trade but doesn’t do any business development. Most of the students and alumni network for work and projects together through the school forums.
Do grains and vegetables need fungi?
Grains & vegetables are considered row crop categories. They are in the 1:1 fungi to bacteria ratio plants.
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