Presenter Mark Tupman from Productive Ecology discusses how to culture and utilise certain microbe groups on farm as a cost effective means to improve crop health and nutrition. They include compost/vermiculture extracts, facultative anaerobe bioferments, and broad spectrum rhizobia and mycorrhizal inoculants.

Mark also covers how these DIY userfriendly microbial cultures can be made and used on your farm with readily available materials and equipment.

This webinar forms part of our project the ‘Lower Blackwood Online Community Forum & Information Hub’. The goal of the hub is to enhance our local farming community’s capacity to connect and engage with each other sharing knowledge, skills and practices that build a community better prepared for, and more resilient to, the impacts of climate change.