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Agriton Bokashi™ the power of Effective Microorganisms (EM®) 

The fermentative decomposition of organic matter, by Effective Microorganisms (EM®), into a predigested nutrient-dense food
for the soil.

There are many different ways to decompose organic matter but anaerobic fermentative decomposition, or Bokashi, is the most efficient.

  • Retains nutrients

  • Reduces emissions

  • Regenerates soil health

  • Feeds soil biology

  • Ready in as little as 8 weeks

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BOKASHI MAKING GUIDELINES

  • 1m (cubed) Organic matter

  • C:N ratio of 15-25:1

  • Moisture content: 35-65%

  • 2L Actiferm

  • 10kgs Aegir

  • 10kgs Edasil

Mix or layer amendments through the heap then seal air-tight for a minimum of 6 weeks 

Table comparing starting material, traditional compost, and Bokashi compost for various metrics including dry matter, organic matter, carbon total, nitrogen total, mineral nitrogen, organic nitrogen, C/N ratio, pH, and energy. The data includes values in kilograms, grams, and pH units.
Red tractor working on a farm, moving compost or manure with a blue trailer attached, in an open field with green grass and a cloudy sky.
A young man spraying a chemical onto the ground in a barn or greenhouse with hay or straw, wearing a backpack sprayer for organic matter treatment.
A small pile of crushed white, gray, and beige stones on a gray surface with text instructing to apply Actiferm, Ægir, and Edasil onto organic matter before handling.
A bulldozer spreading soil or manure on a farm field with a brown caption box in the foreground reading 'Using machinery to apply & mix the amendments'.
Graphic showing soil sample results after a three-year trial, with bar charts comparing control, compost, and bokashi treatments for organic matter percentage, available nitrogen, and total nitrogen stock, alongside illustrations of plant roots.
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