Natural Growing Through Biology Podcast - Episode 5- History of Inoculation

[@stevenglisson7614]

I’ve heard that Native Americans would simmer grasses plus other cousins of corn and then water in at planting . I’ve noticed that y’all don’t use purple non sulfur bacteria or lactobacillus in your microbial blends and I wondered if this was a legacy to Bruce or if y’all just work with what yall are comfortable with? Love your products and the way you transfer knowledge 🫶🍄🦠🔬🥰

[@tainiobiologicals8845]

Tainio Biologicals both grows and uses PNSB and Lactobacillus Our focus was to highlight scientific examples of the history of a few of these organisms. Traditional growing practices have utilized microbial inoculants (known or unknown, purposeful or unintentional) as long as farming has been fertilized. Natural carbon based fertilizer generally contain a wide-variety of organisms.

[@Spencer_Plant_Projects]

Seems like microbial inoculants have been used for hundreds, if not thousands of years in Asia