Compost as a Bioinoculant?

Well, not all compost is created equal.

There are many products that claim to “work.” But when you actually look closer, many don’t hold up.

If compost is going to be used as a primary bio-inoculant, quality and biological value matter.

Not all compost contains a diverse, functional community, and price alone tells you nothing about who or what’s really there.

This is why I look.

This is why I test.

And this is why “it works” isn’t good enough anymore.

If you are considering using compost as a bioinoculant this season, you can check out the videos below.

→ Using Compost as a Bioinoculant? Know the biology first. ←
Same Compost Ratios. Different biology.


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