LAB Mastery
Premium## Trials, Data Logs & Scaling for Whole-System Use ## Implementing LAB Strategically Across the Farm At Level 4, we move beyond small batches and basic applications. This is where LAB becomes a strategic, data-driven part of your KNF system — integrated across soil, plants, animals, and even wate...
Trials, Data Logs & Scaling for Whole-System Use
Implementing LAB Strategically Across the Farm
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Eggshells for the Garden
## Introduction If you have as many eggshells as I do, you probably already know this is a great calcium source for your chickens. I keep a cast iron pan in the oven and after breakfast place all my eggshells there for safekeeping. When I have enough to fill the pan, I turn the oven on to the lowes...
LAB in Action
## Building a System with LAB and Other KNF Inputs Now that you’ve made LAB and tested it around the farm, it’s time to integrate it into a larger Korean Natural Farming system. Level 3 is where things start to get exciting — and synergistic. LAB plays well with others, especially Fermented Plant J...
Using LAB with Ruminant Livestock
## Supporting Ruman Health Lactic Acid Bacteria (LAB) isn’t just for chickens and soil—it’s a powerful, natural tool for supporting the health and performance of ruminants like cattle, goats, and sheep. Whether you're running a pasture-based operation or managing a barn system, LAB is worth having ...