Boosting Soil Biology: Making JMS Part 1

Hi Folks! This video is part 1 of a 3 part series on making and using Jadam Microorganism Solution or JMS. In This video we go deep into how to make JMS. We discuss whats needed, a how to step by step instructions in making it, and important tips in making a successful brew. We also delve into the why this non aerated brew can aid soil microbiology and the fact that this material is inexpensive to make and can be made year round.

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[ThomiBMcIntyre]

I’ve watched several how to videos on making this and yours is by far the most comprehensive and clear - thank you!

[Not_So_Weird_in_Austin]

I peel 2 red new potatoes before blending and throw raw peels into the compost pile rather than deal with the skins which need to be screened. I use seperate 5 gallon paint straining bags from a box store for dunking potatoes and soil from the compost pile. You have to watch for how much frothy material forms and use immediately with dilution. I collect rain water to drench too. Thanks for the sea salt tip to get the other minerals in the mix

[elizabethsgmammen]

Your videos are very educational and pretty scientific. Thank you for sharing.

[mikegrowgreens]

Facultative anaerobes can grow with or without oxygen because they can metabolise energy aerobically or anaerobically. They gather mostly at the top because aerobic respiration generates more ATP than either fermentation or anaerobic respiration. ... Unlike obligate anaerobes however, they are not poisoned by oxygen.

[lucyb]

I appreciate your clear explanation of this concept...thank-you.

[connieaguilar]

Just recently discovered your videos. Love them. I learn so much. Your wife always asks you the exact questions I need. Thank you.

[grabmike]

I am reading JADAM books, Thank-you for bring this down to earth. :) Looking forward to your other videos. Mike from Southern Oregon. I like you're using a four gallon mix.

[jacquelinesmit]

So happy with your content as I found the recipe in the book difficult to convert into smaller batches, so THANK YOU!

[sweetsue]

I wish I’d watched you before I ran this batch, but I’ll dilute it way down, gather up better materials and start again in about a week. Thanks. You made my life easier. 👍🏻

[bloomandgray]

Great video guys, I’m having a go at some JMS tomorrow, so rewatching your video again and will be following along with some of your tips! Looking forward to seeing the results!

[williamodell]

Great video of the process, I will be using this in my Garden beds as soon as my leaf mold is usable.

[kabbak]

Thanks for sharing your experiences and observations! It started first brew today

[louellenhackel]

Thank you for sharing a way to create a small batch for home gardening!

[johac]

Has any research, experience been done on JMS and or LAB on its positive/negative affect on Mycorrhizae in soil root zones.

[annettecilley]

Could you tell me what the difference between LABs and this?

[HighTrim]

Great video new subscriber! I have primarily been making worm casting tea- as I have my own worm farm. I also have started using LAB in my soil. Is this similar idea to those two methods, or should this be done on top of that? Thanks!

[billiev]

Thank you for the thorough explanation. Trying this with the organic sweet potato lingering in my pantry today.

[taxusbaccata]

Great video. 2 questions - why not feed the inoculate with oat meal liquid? 2 why do you even need a mesh to hold the inoculate - could it not just be mixed in?

[chantallachance]

I do that until 3 years and it work the vegetables is growing fast and more big
No more weed

[carolynmcfall]

AWESOME video! Thank you! <3 Just found your channel today and I'm a new subscriber. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!!!