Comments for Bokashi Blog http://www.bokashiman.com Al Pasternak's blog about Bokashi composting, Biosa™ and more! Fri, 04 Jul 2008 20:32:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Hello by schmutzie http://www.bokashiman.com/2008/05/hello/#comment-2734 schmutzie Fri, 13 Jun 2008 15:33:02 +0000 http://www.bokashiman.com/?p=267#comment-2734 You are being featured on Five Star Friday: http://www.fivestarfriday.com/2008/06/five-star-friday-edition-10.html You are being featured on Five Star Friday:
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]]> Comment on Notes for 2008-05-14 by Bokashi Blog » Guerilla Gardener news from Vancouver, the UK and in the land of Oz http://www.bokashiman.com/2008/05/notes-for-2008-05-14/#comment-2713 Bokashi Blog » Guerilla Gardener news from Vancouver, the UK and in the land of Oz Tue, 10 Jun 2008 04:18:07 +0000 http://www.bokashiman.com/2008/05/notes-for-2008-05-14/#comment-2713 [...] Guerilla gardeners that showed up in the Asian Pacific Post a few weeks ago. I mentioned it in some Twitter posts when I found that they had used some of my images without my permission. This has been [...] [...] Guerilla gardeners that showed up in the Asian Pacific Post a few weeks ago. I mentioned it in some Twitter posts when I found that they had used some of my images without my permission. This has been [...]

]]> Comment on Bee Hive Hosting by Bokashi Blog » Guest post: The hive mind http://www.bokashiman.com/2007/08/bee-hive-hosting/#comment-2707 Bokashi Blog » Guest post: The hive mind Tue, 10 Jun 2008 01:15:42 +0000 http://www.bokashiman.com/2007/08/bee-hive-hosting/#comment-2707 [...] T was featured in a blog post last summer. Yesterday, she sent this email and I received permission to print it [...] [...] T was featured in a blog post last summer. Yesterday, she sent this email and I received permission to print it [...]

]]> Comment on The web gets the music [to] me - fast. by nancy (aka money coach) http://www.bokashiman.com/2007/12/the-web-gets-the-music-to-me-fast/#comment-2680 nancy (aka money coach) Wed, 04 Jun 2008 02:04:41 +0000 http://www.bokashiman.com/2007/12/the-web-gets-the-music-to-me-fast/#comment-2680 awesome song! and cool story. awesome song! and cool story.

]]> Comment on Guerilla Gardener news from Vancouver, the UK and in the land of Oz by Rebecca http://www.bokashiman.com/2008/05/guerilla-gardener-news-from-vancouver-the-uk-and-in-the-land-of-oz/#comment-2627 Rebecca Fri, 30 May 2008 00:47:39 +0000 http://www.bokashiman.com/2008/05/guerilla-gardener-news-from-vancouver-the-uk-and-in-the-land-of-oz/#comment-2627 Media is so funny. Always good to see this side of things from you, though. Media is so funny. Always good to see this side of things from you, though.

]]> Comment on Four Ways To Compost Indoors by Free Compost « Tight on Money http://www.bokashiman.com/2008/01/four-ways-to-compost-indoors/#comment-2556 Free Compost « Tight on Money Mon, 26 May 2008 19:21:38 +0000 http://www.bokashiman.com/2008/01/four-ways-to-compost-indoors/#comment-2556 [...] might be that you live in an apartment.  I don’t know a lot about indoor composting but I do know that it’s possible.  Sorry, but I can’t help you any more than that. [...] [...] might be that you live in an apartment.  I don’t know a lot about indoor composting but I do know that it’s possible.  Sorry, but I can’t help you any more than that. [...]

]]> Comment on Four Ways To Compost Indoors by April http://www.bokashiman.com/2008/01/four-ways-to-compost-indoors/#comment-2555 April Mon, 26 May 2008 19:13:01 +0000 http://www.bokashiman.com/2008/01/four-ways-to-compost-indoors/#comment-2555 Luckily I don't need to compost indoors because we have a compost bin in the garden but I think everyone needs to learn about how to compost and there are so many people that live in apartments that could make a great impact. However some people might simply not like the idea of having food rotting away into an indoor compost. However I find it an interesting concept. Luckily I don’t need to compost indoors because we have a compost bin in the garden but I think everyone needs to learn about how to compost and there are so many people that live in apartments that could make a great impact.

However some people might simply not like the idea of having food rotting away into an indoor compost. However I find it an interesting concept.

]]> Comment on Notes for 2008-05-20 by mccain s view on climate change http://www.bokashiman.com/2008/05/notes-for-2008-05-20/#comment-2515 mccain s view on climate change Fri, 23 May 2008 22:21:32 +0000 http://www.bokashiman.com/2008/05/notes-for-2008-05-20/#comment-2515 [...] flip-flops are worse than John Kerry??s. Thunder and lightning in Vancouver, but nothing like a thunhttp://www.bokashiman.com/2008/05/notes-for-2008-05-20/An expert disappoints Business Standard IndiaApocalypse hunting seems to have become the favoured [...] [...] flip-flops are worse than John Kerry??s. Thunder and lightning in Vancouver, but nothing like a thunhttp://www.bokashiman.com/2008/05/notes-for-2008-05-20/An expert disappoints Business Standard IndiaApocalypse hunting seems to have become the favoured [...]

]]> Comment on Bokashi at Work by Al http://www.bokashiman.com/bokashi/bokashi-at-work/#comment-2308 Al Fri, 25 Apr 2008 15:40:31 +0000 http://www.bokashiman.com/biosa™/bokashi/bokashi-composting-at-work/#comment-2308 <i>Hi Steve, Dried bokashi bran is designed for indoor use. However, in bulk situations the liquid form can be very cost effective as do the same job. If you use the bokashi [dry] inside a 5 gallon bucket for your tea already used for tasting - layering the tea with bokashi every 2 - 3 cm/1 inch - will speed up the decomposition once it goes into your regular compost bin. Be sure to let it sit and ferment for at least ten days. Hope that helps, Al</i> Hi Steve,

Dried bokashi bran is designed for indoor use. However, in bulk situations the liquid form can be very cost effective as do the same job. If you use the bokashi [dry] inside a 5 gallon bucket for your tea already used for tasting - layering the tea with bokashi every 2 - 3 cm/1 inch - will speed up the decomposition once it goes into your regular compost bin. Be sure to let it sit and ferment for at least ten days.

Hope that helps,

Al

]]> Comment on Crocus - purple and yellow by Bokashi Blog » Daffodils http://www.bokashiman.com/2008/03/crocus-purple-and-yellow/#comment-2278 Bokashi Blog » Daffodils Wed, 23 Apr 2008 02:35:58 +0000 http://www.bokashiman.com/2008/03/crocus-purple-and-yellow/#comment-2278 [...] pictures for my Aunt who wondered if the crocuses are blooming, can the daffodils be far [...] [...] pictures for my Aunt who wondered if the crocuses are blooming, can the daffodils be far [...]

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