Bokashi Composting - by Adam Footer (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br><p> Bokashi composting relies on anaerobic fermentation in a closed system to recycle food waste in your kitchen, garage or apartment. The bokashi method is quick and easy, pest-free, and results in a nutrient rich finished product. From scraps to soil, <em> Bokashi Composting </em> is a complete, do-it-yourself guide to this amazing process. </p><p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p><strong> The safe, clean, and convenient way to compost <i> all </i> your food scraps. </strong></p><p> Bokashi is Japanese for fermented organic matter. Bokashi composting is a safe, quick, and convenient way to compost in your kitchen, garage, or apartment, using a specific group of microorganisms to anaerobically ferment all food waste (including meat and dairy). Since the process takes place in a closed system, insects and smell are controlled, making it ideal for urban or business settings. The process is very fast, with compost usually ready to be integrated into your soil or garden in around two weeks. </p><p> While bokashi has enjoyed great popularity in many parts of the world, it is still relatively unknown in North America. From scraps to soil, <em> Bokashi Composting </em> is the complete, step-by-step, do-it-yourself guide to this amazing process, with comprehensive information covering: </p><ul><li> Background-the history, development and scientific basis of the technique </li><li> Getting started-composting with commercially available products or homemade systems </li><li> Making your own-system plans and bokashi bran recipes using common materials and locally sourced ingredients </li><li> Growing-improving your soil with fermented compost and bokashi juice. </li></ul><p> This essential guide is a must-read for gardeners, homeowners, apartment dwellers, traditional composters, and anyone who wants a safe, simple, and convenient way to keep kitchen waste out of the landfill. </p><p/><br></br><p><b> From the Back Cover </b></p></br></br><strong> The safe, clean and convenient way to compost ALL your food scraps </strong><p> A well-researched, comprehensive guide to bokashi composting... people lucky enough to pick up this book will have created a beautiful microbial inoculant for their gardens and houseplants in no time. <br/> --PHIL NAUTA, www.SmilingGardener.com, author of <em> Building Soils Naturally </em></p><p><strong> Bokashi composting </strong> is a safe, quick and convenient way to compost in your kitchen, garage or apartment, using microorganisms to anaerobically ferment all food waste (including meat and dairy). Since the process takes place in a closed system, insects and smell are controlled, making it ideal for urban or business settings. Compared to conventional composting, the bokashi method is quicker and easier, with compost usually ready to be integrated into your soil or garden in around two weeks. </p><p> From scraps to soil, <em> Bokashi Composting </em> is the complete, step-by-step, do-it-yourself guide to this amazing process, with comprehensive information covering: </p><ul><li><strong> Background </strong> - the history, development and scientific basis of the technique </li><li><strong> Getting started </strong> - composting with commercially available products or homemade systems </li><li><strong> Making your own </strong> - system plans and bokashi bran recipes using common materials and locally sourced ingredients </li><li><strong> Growing </strong> - improving your soil with fermented compost and bokashi juice. </li></ul><p> This essential guide is a must-read for gardeners, homeowners, apartment dwellers, traditional composters and anyone who wants a safe, simple and convenient way to keep kitchen waste out of the landfill. </p><p> In this upbeat, informative book, Adam Footer reveals the bokashi composting option, and shows us how to further reduce our food waste, turning it back into the Earth and enriching the soil as we do. His explanation of bacterial culturing is clear and simply stated. Whether you purchase a home bokashi kit or build your own following Footer's foolproof instructions, this is the manual for you. <br/> --MARK MACDONALD, West Coast Seeds </p><p><strong> ADAM FOOTER </strong> is a permaculture designer with a focus on soil building, food forestry, cover crops, water conservation and harvesting, and natural farming. He is a tireless promoter of the use of bokashi composting to maximize the recycling of food waste. www.bokashicomposting.com. </p><p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br>I have to thank you for writing this book Adam - FINALLY we have a well-researched, comprehensive guide to bokashi composting. I've already changed a few of my techniques based on your advice and my bokashi is decomposing faster as a result. Your information is thorough and your writing style is clear and refreshingly humble. You've really created THE step-by-step guide for making bokashi, and people lucky enough to pick up this book will have created a beautiful microbial inoculant for their gardens and houseplants in no time. <br>-- Phil Nauta, author of <em>Building Soils Naturally</em> <p/>As we reach our teens in the 21st Century, it's clear that we must explore more and newer ways of reducing our waste output. We have already achieved great reductions in what enters urban landfill sites, and more efficient recycling. But what can we do in our own homes - in our urban condos and apartment buildings? In this upbeat, informative book, Adam Footer reveals the Bokashi composting option, and shows us how to further reduce our food waste, turning it back into the Earth and enriching the soil as we do. His explanation of bacterial culturing is clear and simply stated. Whether you purchase a home Bokashi kit or build your own, following Footer's foolproof instructions, this is the manual for you. -- Mark Macdonald, West Coast Seeds<br><br><p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br><p><b> Adam Footer </b> is a permaculture designer with a focus on soil building, food forestry, nitrogen fixation, cover crops, water conservation and harvesting, and natural farming. He is currently converting his suburban property into a functioning homestead using skills from his engineering background combined with permaculture principles. Adam has been researching and promoting bokashi composting for several years as an ideal solution for maximizing the recycling of food waste in any situation. </p>
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