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Extracting compost tea

Published May 29, 2015 at 600 × 800 in From our farmers: The secret to healthy plants: it’s all ground-up.
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Pete from Udan Farm extracts some compost tea from the brewer

Extracting compost tea from the brewer, where compost is partially submerged in oxygenated water.

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