JADAM Lecture Part 5. So Easy Microbial Culture. JMS. The Best Root Promoting Solution

[@JADAMORGANIC]

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[@TheAnswerworld-et6ze]

Thank you Mr Youngsang Cho for this presentation. Thank you also Mr Kyunghee Lee for the video editing and Mr Sungwoo Cho for the English translation: it is very useful for us who do not speak Korean. God bless you and keep you all.

[@babatundeadedeji1397]

I will emulate you here in Africa...Jadam is an inspiration to the World. I have learned a lot from your book and videos. Mr. Cho is now my mentor! I love all his farming strategies.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

thank you.

[@georgeabraham4285]

Wow.. I have a tangerine tree that's been planted in a raised bed next to the property wall... The soil there is really hard red clay and did not have any conditioning in years.. You'd need a pick axe to try and till it... after 2 successive JMS treatments and deep watering.. I can stick a flimsy mulberry stick 1cm thick into the soil over a foot.. it's crazy.. other parts of the garden that I had been actively composting etc.. it's rather easy to just dig up some dirt with your hand.... the soil is like a sponge.. I'd bet you'd get away with making an awesome no till bed starting on rock hard sun baked clay soil. Just apply some JMS treatments and the cover with a thick carpet of compost.

[@michaeldean5787]

Wow that sounds really impressive. Thanks for sharing

[@drummerboy737]

Lol much love for this guy Youngsang Cho. Thank God for him and for you as well.

[@tunkara-pu2pu]

Wow so easy

[@kylebell7879]

I’m going to try to do this and I’ll report how it goes

[@aminchy01]

Please explain how to make JMS ? What ingredients and how to use ?

[@italianwiseguy4658]

Outstanding job of explaining JMS!

[@carlosmontoya2485]

This type of growing has opened my eyes to growing in a much more healthier way. Thank you. May you all be blessed.

[@dandan8333]

As one can listen to this valuable information... remember open mind with the need to learn will allow a most beneficial mind, then go and apply this gift of knowledge!

[@mrbossamo]

Thanks for helping small farmers to grow, may god guide you always and shower you more and knowledge.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Thank you.

[@mmccrownus2406]

thanks so much for this vast improvement of your videos for the West.

[@jekesainjikizana9734]

I am from Zimbabwe Africa and I also appreciate this inclusion for English it is well received

[@cray369]

translation on point 🎯

[@ganzip6038]

Brilliant! So simple and easy to do. Guy's a genius

[@DomienHerbots]

It's about time we kick this microbiology-revolution in some overdrive. Way to go JADAM !

[@pravinsoni3566]

Not understood, Please elaborate what you mean by kicking microbiology revolution

[@pravinsoni3566]

Is it that only anaerobic bacteria work in the root zone, but this must be happening at deeper levels, at upper levels, close to ground surface aerobic bacteria must also be contributing, so, should we not trigger such a microbiology that will take care of nurturing both, aerobic and anaerobic bacteria.

[@ndungujohnmwangi8518]

God bless you you lift many farmers here in Africa I will visit you one day

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Thanks for your comments.

[@Alex-vg2hl]

thumbs downs are from synthetic companies

[@miz180]

This probably is the most important video on the internet.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

thank you.

[@carlosmontoya2485]

I really appreciate all of you blessing people with your style and methods. This made so much sense and is very helpful. Thanks.

[@tomfisher3117]

Thank you for your wonderful videos. I have been using my Jadam Fertilizer for about two years with success. This year I made and used JMS for the first time instead of LAB and I can say my tomato harvest was amazing. It was better than in past years. We had 6 weeks of 33.6 degrees C and all my tomato blossoms fell off. I only had another 6 weeks after that to finish the growing season. You could see about 2 feet on the plants where all the blossoms fell off, however, in the last 6 weeks of our growing season, blossoms and fruit production came back with a vengeance. Thank you for this truly remarkable method of productive yet inexpensive farming. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. May my Lord Jesus bless you all, keep you, make His light shine on you and be gracious to you.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

I salute you for your practice. thank you

[@mernestcompanyltd1507]

I can feel his passion as he demonstrates something good against the toxics practice we have been thought in farming. God continue to flourish you with wisdom so we can also tap into it. #glory

[@JADAMORGANIC]

thank you.

[@deej5932]

With the fertilizer shortage and possible world wide famine predicted I wonder why more farmers aren’t using this method. It seems like it would be the answer to the fertilizer shortage and much better for the crops. Thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Thank you!

[@farmindank3479]

i just started bioremediation project on a 10 acre conventional farm to convert to knf no till jadam practice. i’m hoping this will help the rocky degraded land i’m working with

[@chukwunuluchibuzo6884]

God bless you sir. I love you so much.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Thank you!

[@joepeduzzi8834]

I stabilize my JMS by mixing it with a carb substrate like milled chicken scratch. When the solution is at it's peak add it to a pile of chicken scratch mixing well and turning daily to keep the temp below 120 Fahrenheit similar to IMO3 in traditional KNF. When it's cool and dry store it in a burlap bag and spread it whenever you need it ideally before rain to take it deep down. Works great when planting.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

JMS does not have a fixed answer. It can be fully applied to suit the reality just like you. great.

[@aligatortree]

thank you for your education and you replying toe ach comment. It is amazing work that you're spreading around.

[@josephkwabena8942]

Thank you. I really appreciate this lecture. I'm going to put them to work.

[@aaronheidel]

More out-of-the-box thinking: Could JMS be used to transform a family's septic tank into a human-excrement JLF tank? That is, could you occasionally pour undiluted JMS into your septic tank to cause its contents to decompose more rapidly such that the output from the tank is composed of more plant-available nutrients? Do you think that -- or something similar -- would work?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

yes.

[@sergiomonroy812]

Thanks a lot for share your knowlage and wisdom!. Kind regards from Colima, MEXICO.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Thank you too.

[@sonayozden4814]

Jms i zeytinlere deneme bahçemde temmuz 2022 den itibaren uyguladım. Taban arazi, denize 800 metre mesafede kumlu toprak. Halkalı leke taban arazide en büyük sorundur ve artık halkalı leke yok. Sadece eski yapraklarda var. Onlarda döküldüğünde tamamen bitecek. Ağaç gövdeleri halkalı leke mantarı ile kararmıştı. Şu anda asıl rengine döndü. Sistemik bakır veya bordo bulamacı uygulamadım. Mart 2023 ten sonra daha fazla ağaçlara jms vereceğim. Ürün dalı boyu gübre verilmemesine rağmen 10 santimi geçti. Organik maddeyi artırarak jms ile devam edeceğim. Çok teşekkür ederim. Şimdi sırada zeytin sineği için sizin çözümlerinizi uygulamak var. Onda da başarılı olacağıma eminim. Sebze bölümünde 21 aralıkta ayçiçek hasatı yaptım. Komşularımın sebze bahçeleri Eylül 2022 de kurudu. Kuraklığa rağmen jms çok iyi çalıştı. Teşekkür ederim.

[@chuotheo5277]

Cảm ơn chia sẽ.

[@tomfisher3117]

Thanks for the great videos and for your book! I have used lacto-bacillus organisms for years. I tried my first JMS this past week. I got the leaf mold from the bottom of a nearby mountain, boiled potatoes and added sea salt. The first 18 hrs. nothing happened. I think maybe I didn't do a good job of getting the correct leaf mold so, I took the liberty of putting in about a quarter cup of fermented Lacto-bacillus and some of your JMF that I made out of comfrey, sedum, leaf mold and sea salt. Eighteen hours late I had bubbles all over the place. Yesterday I applied it my 1100 sq. ft. garden and followed up with watering. I'm in Pennsylvania, USA and we're in the midst of a drought. Although I water weekly, I've had to throw away about 10 tomatoes (32 plants total growing in in my garden) due to blossom end rot. I'm excited to see what happens and how my plants react. I gave some JMF fertilizer to a friend and he said his plants experienced a growth spurt. That didn't surprise me. I made it in a 32 gallon trash can and have enough to share liberally with my gardening friends. Thanks again for sharing your wonderful work. May my Lord Jesus bless you and keep you. May His face shine on you and may he be gracious to you.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Thanks for your long post. That's a very good comment.

[@lovenaturenaka2998]

Hi I have been doing organic farm in Thailand for almost a year. I really like your techniques of doing organic farming with low cost and it is not too hard to follow. It is actually simple. I am going to try all of these methods in my farm. Hopefully, it will work well in Thailand. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Thank you!

[@liaasaari8099]

Hello, thank you so much from purwakarta, west java, indonesia. Found my small yard which is full of many tropical fruit trees crops (majority manggosteen & banana) are really have a great harvest for this season. Thankyou so much may God Bless You for your "free" sharing knowledge and "cheap" soil improvement🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@zackhapa6768]

There is a few things you guys are wrong about. The first thing is fruit trees when healthy don’t attract pests. But when ripe naturally attracts animals to disperse seed. Secondly, wood chips do not compact even when using it as a parking lot it still stays unpacked. I think you thought wood chips didn’t work because you didn’t give it enough time. For wood chips to truly start to kinda peek it takes at least 5 years plus. But I’m thankful for all the information you share, none the less.

[@nagatang9725]

Wood chips come in many forms...if from sawmill it can be from wood of very hard nature ..which take long long time to ' digest'...if from chipper of farm waste ( bushes and small trees) tend to be soft and fast to decay. I am using young acacia trees...so rather fast to rot .

[@manoharpothala2491]

I have no access to leafmold soil as the forest is very far away from my place. So i am making JMS with micorhiza powder available in packets in the market. I am using rain water and sea salt, and everything is good. Within 24 hours the brewing starts and bubbles are forming. Any thing wrong with this type of making JMS. From Andhra Pradesh, India.

[@hawperify]

Yes but also make your own leaf mold soil. Get some mix of grasses and pile them on the ground and keep it moist for a while, then look underneath

[@saidmassoud6334]

If I can ask one more question: when the water temperature in the tank drops below 18 deg Celsius some time during the night does this only make the process longer? or the JMS won't work any longer? this is to avoid using Resistance during Spring time here, because we have no electricity and we will have to buy a generator and use fuel for this. Appreciate your comments. Thanks a lottt again!!!!

[@JADAMORGANIC]

For JMS to be produced well, the water temperature must be above 20 degrees even at night. Even if the daytime temperature rises to 18 degrees, progress will be made to some extent. It takes 2-3 days to complete.

[@saidmassoud6334]

thanks a lot!!!

[@tunkara-pu2pu]

I am very lucky to meet a friend who introduced JADAM Organic Farming to me. in 1 day I watched five videos and take notes. i have a question how do you use JMS? How much should JMS be diluted in 20L? thank you. following from The Gambia West Africa.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Thank you. Just add 1L.

[@jekesainjikizana9734]

Hey Tunkara how did it go with your JADAM journey, I am learning from Zimbabwe!!!

[@parthasaradhi7718]

Great Sir. Valueable to each and everyone in the world.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Thank you!

[@anibalfernandez7918]

Excelente noticias, lo hago y lo uso , muy bueno

[@alexanderkitano327]

I added sea salt to my first JMS bc I didn’t have any on hand but the leftover from my collection of seaweed; which I had had in a sealed cover container for over a month! Master Cho, a living example of what simplicity really means!

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Thank you.

[@sandradisan]

Buenas tardes , tengo un cultivo de aguacate y cafe , me podrias decir que dosis usar y con que frecuencia. Y si es mejor aplicar foliar o al suelo. Puedo aplicar en temporada seca? Gracias

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Recomendado 3-4 veces al mes. Se puede utilizar tanto en hojas como en raíces, pudiendo utilizarse incluso durante las estaciones secas.

[@mostafahassanien8579]

Fantastic people you are

[@JADAMORGANIC]

thank you.

[@elizabethcarrera3715]

Hola amigo, gracias por la información. Podria aplicar JMS a una plantación de cacao de 12 años, la cual esta produciendo bastante monilla, por favor?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Sí, es posible.

[@aaronheidel]

Can JMS be used for soil remediation, for instance eliminating toxins like glyphosate from conventionally-farmed soils?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

yes.

[@mojkarim.4435]

thank you for your answers .

[@qeshi]

WOW so easy! This is awesome!

[@JADAMORGANIC]

thank you.

[@mariaarriola3676]

Buenas tardes, al espositor de éstos productos q son de gran ayuda para nosotros los productores, muchas bendiciones para usted, yo soy productora de granos básicos, frijol y maíz y sorgo, cada cuánto tiempo le puedo poner a cada cultivo, y cuál sería la cantidad para una bomba de 20: litros, de micro organismos, muchas gracias por tan valiosa información, un cordial saludo desde el salvador.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Use 3-4 times a month.

[@litewavve]

What role does salt play in the mixture? I think that lots of people are puzzled by the use of salt as in general, most plants don't grow well in sodium laced soil. 500g of salt in 500L of water is 1000ppm. Even after 100x dilution, it is still 10ppm. Every time you apply the solution, the salt accumulates in soil. It doesn't decompose.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Adequate amounts of sea salt provide important mineral nutrients necessary for the growth of microorganisms. This amount is not harmful to the soil. If you are concerned, you can also culture microorganisms without adding sea salt.

[@mmccrownus2406]

Sodium gets washed out along with other minerals

[@silviaberger352]

@@JADAMORGANIC doesn't soil already have plenty of minerals, just needs microorganisms to help pull them out?

[@francisjocson2907]

How to use JMS in Aquaculture?

[@morphedx]

Thankyou for your great knowledge and generosity 🙏

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Thank you!

[@manuelestevez153]

Hola señor, ¿seria necesario aplicar el JMS en conjunto con humectantes por vía foliar o no es necesario? Gracias y saludos desde España

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Natekotevẽi hese.

[@tunkara-pu2pu]

master all your videos are great. you said you can apply after planting with dilution 10 to 100 can you pls put in a liter pls

[@machiavelligaming9755]

It’s a 1:10 ratio so if you’re looking for 1L of solution you should mix w 10L of water

[@baslerpacman]

My question is: Is JMS really the right way to cultivate all the microbes from the leaf mold. Does it not just cultivate those microbes that feed best on the starch? So if my soil is not degraded, could JMS actually be disturbing the microbes existing in the soil already? Wouldn't mulching with leafs and leaf mold create a more complete microbial ecosystem?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Mulching with leaf molds is also possible, but leaf molds made in the mountains for hundreds of years will be damaged. So I decided to use a little leaf mold. The best way to do this is to use both boiled potatoes and the mouth of the crop. I agree with your opinion.

[@danielcossaboon7007]

Will this help remediate soil contaminated with aminopyrilid weed killer?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

yes.

[@drummerboy737]

@@JADAMORGANIC thank you very much. We owe you a great debt.

[@guhyeah]

07:30 instruction on the root promoting trick

[@CarlosPerez-pe6tq]

Thank you so much this is wonderful I've been praying about the soil thank you Lord God for answering or your teachers for helping us learn amen God bless you all grow grow grow

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Thank you!

[@aaronheidel]

Another question: In the lecture, you say "Try the diluted leafmold soil or capsule it. It may be uncomfortable at first, but after a few trials, you will realize how beneficial it is, and that it has a great effect" and "You can also mix with the drinking water of your livestock." And in the main JADAM book, you say "JMS can be fed to animals", and "Dilute it ×20 with water and feed the animals." Conceptually this is equivalent to fecal microbiota transplant (FMT) for animals, so it could be very beneficial indeed. Perhaps the "authorities" would frown upon this, but I'm still curious: Have you tried drinking JMS (diluted or undiluted) yourself? Did it do anything good?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

When we have indigestion or a toilet flush, we mix leaf mold soil in water, filter it through kerchief paper, and eat it right away. Very effective. I have never tried JMS right away.

[@andrescamacho9984]

@@JADAMORGANIC could you please restate your answer. it is not clear if you have or not have used JMS as Aaron mentions. thank you.

[@wiseeternalserpent]

You have indicated in the book that it is possible to store JMS in rice bran very well. Have you tried other medium like saw dust, rice flour, wheat flour, etc to store JMS? How do they compare with the bran storage?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

bran is also possible.

[@wiseeternalserpent]

@@JADAMORGANIC what about sawdust, or flour?

[@magaexorganicsandgeneralde4507]

Thank you so much for the enlightment. If i do not have sea salt, can i use Himalayan salt.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

yes.

[@magaexorganicsandgeneralde4507]

Kindly assist me with these qestions too. I am into organic poultry production and you mentioned that JMS can be used in live stock, how can i dilute it for chickens? And how often can i administer it? And is there a documentation you have done that covers how to keep livestock the JADAM way?

[@mrdott774]

Matur sembah nuwun romo cho 🙏

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Matur sembah nuwun

[@endurolabs]

Master Cho, as you said we can use rice as alternative to potatoes in making JMS, what kind of rice, cooked or uncooked?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Cooked rice is good.

[@zoedupouy2257]

It is said that adding tomato customize jms for cultivate tomatoes. Tomato is not from soil, is using roots of tomato could be a more efficient customization or not?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

I recommend tomatoes.

[@zoedupouy2257]

@@JADAMORGANIC Merci beaucoup 😀

[@mojkarim.4435]

thank you for your answers . this lecture told " adding tomato sweet potato will cultivate functional customized microorganism that is optimized for Tomatoes " what is your mean ? is your mean i must add fruit tomato to the potato and culture? how many kg tomato fruit add to potato ? or i must add leaves tomato plant to the culture? please more explain. THANK YOU.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Choosing potatoes as a medium for microorganisms is for cultivation speed and convenience. In order to make JMS suitable for tomato cultivation, tomato fruits or leaves are grind and added, and a microorganism optimized for tomatoes is completed. Add the same amount as the potatoes.

[@anisazim4433]

Thanks jadam

[@tomfisher3117]

Hi, I've viewed all your videos and they are wonderful! Thank you!! My garden is only 1800 sq. ft. I'm planning on using a 5 gallon bucket to make my JMS. My conversions are as follows for a 5 gallon bucket: 1.4 ounces of baked potatoes; 0.64 Oz.(1.28 tablespoons) of Sea Salt and the same for leaf mold. Does that sound correct to you? Thanks for your help!

[@JADAMORGANIC]

good. The amount is not absolute.

[@ivanferdous]

A person I follow did this for a 5 gals says: 1 cup of leaf mold soil 1 medium (think “lemon-sized”) organic white or red potato, boiled 1 tablespoon of fine sea salt 4 gallons of rain water or water from the tap that has been left to sit for 24 hours in advance* For a two gallon watering can, I add one pint of leaf mold tea and then fill the can the rest of the way with plain water. You can dilute the tea more or less as desired. I like to apply the tea drench to already-moist soil, so either after a rain or on freshly irrigated beds. Source: lovenfreshflowers.com/2021/01/17/making-leaf-mold-tea/

[@henrikmelsomedvardsen3113]

Happy New Year - may it be a good year for people and planet! Thank you for these informative and wonderful lectures. I have one question, though: I have reasons to believe that healthy soil is aerobic. How come that it is said in this video that soil environment is anaerobic and even more so after 2 inches? However, it doesn't prevent me from trying the JMS for the first time on my no dig plot with bought compost on top of many of my beds. All the best

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Most of the soil is anaerobic. Is anaerobic bad? Most of the effective microorganisms we know are anaerobic bacteria. Lactic acid bacteria, photosynthetic bacteria, Bacillus subtilis, and yeast are anaerobic bacteria. Alcohol, bread, and all fermented foods around the world are made under anaerobic conditions, and the digestive systems of all living things are anaerobic.

[@salma-0090]

I'm unable to collect leaf mould soil from forest which is too far from my place. Now which can be it's alternative - Vermicompost, Compost or just the Soil? Can I make JMS without leaf mould soil? Please Reply.....

[@blackmantis001]

I would suggest stopping at one of your state run parks and visit an area with heavy tree presence and collect your leaf mould there. Good thing is it's still all trial & error. Take the info and try different leaf mould collections, document the results and choose the best.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

If you cover the soil with weeds thickly and water it frequently, the soil will become soft after about 2 weeks. You can use this soil.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

thank you.

[@Rymorin4]

wow so easy

[@azero1523]

How often I should apply JMS to my soil? Can I do it (if possible) everyday?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

It is recommended 3-4 times a month.

[@waqassafdar7987]

I have went through all of your lectures and even read your book. There is one thing which is bothering me too much and it is excessive use of salt. I mean in every application of JADAM solutions there is at least 500g of salt going into the land, and you advise to use these solutions 3 to 4 time a month (around 2 kg per month for 0.25acers land if we use JMS). and then occasionally throughout the season until the harvesting is done. then on page 216-217 there is additional 1.5kg seasalt along with JMS. So if its a six months crop then would I be adding 10 to 15kgs of salt? how will it not lead to salinity of soil? and how much salt is considered too much salt for it to become poison for the land? Sea-salt show highest concentration of Na (sodium) , where does that goes?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Please remember that farming is actually better at the seaside. Excessive salt is harmful to crops, but the right amount is very helpful for crop growth. Korea's National Institute of Agricultural Sciences has published dozens of papers promoting its effectiveness in seawater and crops.

[@Dinofaustivoro]

​​@@JADAMORGANICit is amazing you are here answering comments 3 years later, you are true heroes. Thanx from Argentina.

[@hawperify]

@@JADAMORGANICour farm is just a mile or two from the ocean. Is there any concern with too much salt since we are so close to the ocean already?

[@dietrevich]

Makes sense. I'm only worried about the salt. Salt kills microorganisms. Especially at that concentration. I've even used salt to kill weeds. Can you leave it out?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

The amount of salt added to JMS is essential for culturing various microorganisms. It is small and does not cause problems with the soil. Recall that farming is better on seaside farms

[@AB-vb2mm]

What does the salt? Is it because you use it in Kimchi fermentation?

[@jeffrey6019]

Hi Sir, why must the soil and the food be hang in the solution? Can it just sink inside? Or just let it float?

[@trustingsimukoko5633]

At time of splaying, Can l mix JMS with any pesticides, fungacides and insecticides in one container?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

JMS is used exclusively.

[@anth115]

@@JADAMORGANIC suggestion for indoor house plants for lack of smell and mould?

[@namkeongteng6394]

hi sir, my farm high of chlorine, can JMS solve with it? many thanks

[@JADAMORGANIC]

I think it is possible.

[@therealq10]

If you are starting small scale with containers until able to purchase land for a farm... Can JMS be made in smaller quantity? For instance, I tend to use 5 gallon buckets for most of my liquid feeds (compost tea).

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Of course. It can be made less.

[@therealq10]

@@JADAMORGANIC thank you for responding! is the medium to water ratio flexible? I'm trying to determine what amount of sea salt/ potato would be appropriate for 5 gallons

[@palmmspur2764]

Inovative, solution Mantap farm, thanks

[@mojkarim.4435]

thank you for your support. which lecture explains fish amino acid?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Please look at my lectures 8 and 9.

[@wiseeternalserpent]

Have you tried using charcoal powder along with JMS? How effective is it in storing microbes?

[@Dinofaustivoro]

Im interested in this, did you have any luck?

[@tienanho3728]

Tôi có thể dùng EM thay cho đất mốc lá được không? Thankyou!

[@winzilla]

The book says how to store JMS for up to 1 year by mixing it with rice bran. But the book does not say how to use it. Could you please explain how to use JMS mixed with bran?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

You just need to sprinkle it on the field.

[@flubberghosted2472]

Awesome vid and info. Gonna try this. I love your incubator dance.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Thank you!

[@etemturkmen3875]

First of all, thank you for your valuable information. I am a corn farmer and a big fan of you. How much JMS should I use for 1000 square meters of corn field during the season? If we talk about corn specifically, how much should we use in which development stages?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

It can be used for all periods. JMS 500L can be used for 1000 to 30000 square meters, thank you.

[@zahidamadordirzoroa2738]

muchas gracias por su saviduria yo lo estoy implementando y con exelentes resultados en maiz desde iguala gurrero mexico

[@eliecergarcia8582]

Hola podría decirme cómo se aplica gracias

[@carlosmontoya2485]

I've used this finally, and have been impressed. BUT, I have a question. Why boil the potato and not use raw?? Thank you. Stay growing. Your awesome.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

If potatoes are ground raw, the microbial growth rate is very slow.

[@ElHuertoJFPR]

I was wondering the same... thanks for the answer

[@jima3372]

Thank you for the video, I used JMS to grow pumpkins watering in a few times before planting and also spraying on the leaves.The plants grew really fast and healthy however some of the leaves developed signs of too much nitrogen with the stem splitting open near the top of the leaf I use no manure or any other source of N. Do you think I may have applied too much JMS to the soil and to the leaves as well? And would it be more useful to apply JMS in the fall before the next years planting ?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

The use of JMS when the soil is nutrient-rich may cause temporary overgrowth. However, with continuous use, the bloating phenomenon does not occur. It is also good to use in the fall.

[@ikhlasahmed8941]

Thank you very much for your lectures. Your team is doing a great job for the whole world. Mr. Cho I have a question. In our country lot of land has pH higher than 8. Can we use molasses for some time to get the pH of 3.5. It will reduce our soil pH. And when our soil pH reaches to 7. we will start using potato. Please reply.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Using molasses can temporarily lower the PH, but it seems unlikely until 3.5. If you use JMS continuously, the pH of the soil will be adjusted to around 6-7.

[@ikhlasahmed8941]

@@JADAMORGANIC Thank you very much for your guidance. Thanks a lot.❤

[@manoharpothala2491]

When we spray JMS solution with 1: 15 ratio on plants , is it compulsory to mix it with JWA solution and spray. If so how much JWA solution is to be mixed for one litre.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

You don't have to use JWA.

[@manoharpothala2491]

​@@JADAMORGANIC Ok Master.

[@Leo-eb1wl]

Thank you very interesting. I am looking to use as a foliar and soil application for coffee trees. Could I use coffee cherry as the carbohydrate or do they have too much caffeine?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZOyXqtvmd6Nlbs This might help you.

[@alya4064]

عندما استخدام المحلول لسقي على ٥ لتر من الماي مع وجود نباتات! ما المقدار الذي يمكنني استخدامه من هذا المحلول لإضافته على ٥ لتر من الماء عند وجود نباتات بالتربة! اتمنى إفادتي وهل عند الرش الورقي يتوجب علينا التخفيق أم يمكن الرش بدون تخفيف!! وأيهما أفضل الرش أم السقي؟!

[@JADAMORGANIC]

عند استخدامه كرذاذ ، يمكن استخدام المحلول غير المخفف. في حالة الري ، خفف أكثر من 10 مرات

[@bounsanongvongphachanh823]

Can you recommend how to replace fertilizer for cassava rotation every

[@connorflynn1885]

Hi! I love the philosophies of JADAM and KNF. I am curious if the main advantage of JMS over IMO#4 is cost & time. I feel like IMO#4 is like dynamite and JMS is like gasoline. You don't want dynamite in your car, but there are times you need it!

[@JADAMORGANIC]

I think it's okay to do both. The JADAM method is easy and inexpensive. Thank you.

[@anthonyslattery8469]

Hello Sir I live in Ireland I bought the Jadam book I really enjoyed it. I just have one question. In Ireland in summer night time temperatures on average are around 13celsius.I would like to make Jms. Would I still need to heat mixture to 20celsius even though daytime summer temperatures is rarely above 25celsius. Best wishes Anthony

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Nice to meet you. It is recommended to heat up to about 20 degrees. That way, the microbial culture process can be completed within 2-3 days.

[@michaeldean5787]

Hi Anthony, I live in the UK and have made it with low night time temperatures. It just takes a bit longer

[@pahrtle]

Can these same techniques be used to increase the yields in livestock pastures (grasses)? Would you irrigate pastures with JMS? Thank you for sharing these amazing insights and techniques. You are definitely walking the path of a saint.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Just spraying JMS on the pasture increases the yield. Thank you.

[@taylanfpv7560]

Hello, Master. How can we extend the shelf life of the microbial fertilizer we prepared?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

It can be stored mixed with bran or rice bran.

[@taylanfpv7560]

@@JADAMORGANIC How much bran should I use for 10 liters.

[@chunty143]

Even I'm eagerly waiting for Mr. Cho Reply

[@1aliveandwell]

Salt in the mix to make a microbial mixture? Can you use the whey from cheesemaking or old vegatables?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

I think you can also use

[@balkrishnanfca]

Sir, can I just add potato crush, leaf mold soil and salt in the water itself instead of through filter cloth? As I have pebble filters in the bottom of barrel it doesn't clog. The left over is continued for next culture. My JMS is ready in 24 hrs. I am in hot region. Every day I prepare 700 lites and consume next day diluting 50 times with water, and thus for 5 days in a cycle of farming irrigation. Pl advice.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Still, it would be convenient to use a cloth filter. thank you

[@paolasancheztejada6224]

yo tengo un cultivo de chayote el cual es semiperenne, puedo cambiar de utilizar quimicos a utilizar el metodo JADAM durante el cultivo, o debe ser obligatoriamente plantar desde el principio utilizando el metodo JADAM?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

You can switch to the JADAM method even during cultivation.

[@paolasancheztejada6224]

@@JADAMORGANIC muchas gracias por responderme, no bajaría el rendimiento en materia de fertilización, puede darme algunas recomendaciones para evitar la baja productividad utilizando fertilizantes orgánicos JADAM?

[@maulidasagr6612]

Dear Mr. Cho, I have a question about What kinda water can we use for dilute Jms, it is only soft water that we collected from the rain water only?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

It does not have to be soft water.

[@chijiokekingsley3189]

Good day mr cho. How many liters of water can l dilute 1liter of jms with?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

10~100L is possible.

[@GhjjHhhjj-bl1fo]

1_tonnaga 10_litrmi,?

[@pinkpowerrangerpv]

If I don't have any access to leaf mold from nature but I have store-bought leaf mold can I use that along with worm castings in place of the actual leaf mold from nature?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

I think it's possible.

[@nivedithanivu3.0]

The pH of soil in our place is acidic, will JMS bring the soil pH to near neutral so that plants can utilise all nutrients.

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Yes. That's right.

[@gettotheroots]

I’ve watched all your videos that are in English. I’m almost done reading the book and I’m reading about the importance of using the plant or fruit to help a specific plant or fruit. For example, use grapes to grow better, healthier grapes. Can you add all of the different crops that you grow to it and help all of them at the same time?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Thank you. The JADAM method works well in all crops and in all climate zones.

[@pravinsoni3566]

Will adding JMS speed up the biogas process

[@JADAMORGANIC]

It can be.

[@mollyket2024]

Thank for sharing your videos I was wondering if I can use water from the river?

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Yes. Available.