bokashi

Bio-rehabilitation

January 23, 2007

We are currently involved in two very interesting projects involving Bokashi. We are just beginning, so there isn’t much to say, but I will outline the different proposals. As we have results we will post more information in the future. Here in the Pacific Northwest we have had tremendous rains. In addition to terrible flooding, [...]

Read the full article →

The Gastrocast Forum

December 18, 2006

The Kitchen Garden Company is proud to support the launch of The Gastrocast Podcast Forum. While this forum is mainly a place for the listeners of The Gastrocast Podcast to share information, views and experiences, it is not limited to just listeners of the show. Anyone with something to add about food, cooking, gardening, farming, [...]

Read the full article →

Summer Miscellany

October 10, 2006

It has been a very busy summer. Between the usual dinners, parties and functions I managed to squeeze in an appearance at the County Fair doing an cooking demonstration using local foods, all while keeping The Gastrocast going. Now, the harvest is almost over. We didn’t get as much as we’d hoped from the Kitchen [...]

Read the full article →

Update to Pond Experiements

August 11, 2006

If you recall from below, I was trying to clean up a certain murkiness in the pond which does not seem to be sediment related. Neither, now though, do I think it is a stagnation or algae problem. The Bokashi Balls didn’t seem to do the trick. Either I did not add enough, or added [...]

Read the full article →

How to Make Bokashi Fermented Wheat Bran

July 12, 2006

A Short Video to explain how simple it is to make some bokashi: To learn more about this product and the process, you may want to read this and this. Technorati Tags: bokashi, bokashi buckets, sustainability, composting, farming, gardening, podchef, video, kitchen garden company, how to, diy, anaerobic composting

Read the full article →

Bokashi Kitchen Compost System

July 6, 2006

The Kitchen Garden Company is proud to announce that we are selling this fantastic system for turning kitchen waste and scraps–including meat, bones, fish, plate scrapings and normal vegetable matter–into rich bio-active soil quickly and easily without the odors and trauma of normal composting methods. The Kit consists of a bucket–shown here with lid and [...]

Read the full article →

Bokashi Ball Experiment

July 3, 2006

The Japanese have been using Bokashi Balls for a number of years to clean up contaminated waterways. Consisting of Bokashi–an microbial inoculated wheat bran–Effective Microbes, Molasses and a special ceramic powder which helps reflect infrared radiation, Bokashi Balls are reported to help clear sludge and slime up and reduce toxin levels. Our own Kitchen Garden [...]

Read the full article →