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    Indigenous micro organisms (IMOs) are important for soil fertility. There are 5 stages to creating IMOs: 1. IMO 1 uses rice, water, fermented plant juice and ocean harvest nutrients. 2. IMO 2 uses brown sugar to attract microbes. 3. IMO 3 uses rice, rainwater, prior IMOs and ocean harvest nutrients. 4. IMO 4 uses rainwater, prior IMOs and adds sea salt. 5. IMO 5 adds organic matter like food waste to prior IMOs. Each stage prepares the IMOs for the next before applying to soil or plants. Proper materials and sanitization are required at each step.

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    Indigenous micro organisms (IMOs) are important for soil fertility. There are 5 stages to creating IMOs: 1. IMO 1 uses rice, water, fermented plant juice and ocean harvest nutrients. 2. IMO 2 uses brown sugar to attract microbes. 3. IMO 3 uses rice, rainwater, prior IMOs and ocean harvest nutrients. 4. IMO 4 uses rainwater, prior IMOs and adds sea salt. 5. IMO 5 adds organic matter like food waste to prior IMOs. Each stage prepares the IMOs for the next before applying to soil or plants. Proper materials and sanitization are required at each step.

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    IMO Resource Guide

    Uploaded by

    Leonard van der Merwe
    Indigenous micro organisms (IMOs) are important for soil fertility. There are 5 stages to creating IMOs: 1. IMO 1 uses rice, water, fermented plant juice and ocean harvest nutrients. 2. IMO 2 uses brown sugar to attract microbes. 3. IMO 3 uses rice, rainwater, prior IMOs and ocean harvest nutrients. 4. IMO 4 uses rainwater, prior IMOs and adds sea salt. 5. IMO 5 adds organic matter like food waste to prior IMOs. Each stage prepares the IMOs for the next before applying to soil or plants. Proper materials and sanitization are required at each step.

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    Indigenous Micro

    Organisms Steps:
    1. IMO 1
    Why you need IMO? 2. IMO 2
    Indigenous Micro Organisms are the 3. IMO 3
    most important input in all of KNF. You 4. IMO 4
    will get the most fertile land 5. IMO 5
    possible with indigenous micro
    organisms. Sanitizing materials for all
    steps:
    What is IMO? Star San 16 oz./ Star San 32.
    IMO fosters the best micro oz. (phosphoric acid)
    organisms from your area. Indigenous Spray Bottle
    Micro Organisms prevents Clean water
    diseases and creates healthy Clean Rag or Sponge
    plants.
    Cedar box:
    There are five stages to IMO and Untreated Cedar wood (fencing)
    each stage needs to be completed planks
    before starting the next. Galvanized Screws
    Saw
    Drill
    ¼” drill bit

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    Materials Needed:
    IMO 4:
    IMO 1:
    IMO 3
    Rice:
    Rainwater
    6 cups white rice
    OHN
    4 cups water
    FPJ
    measuring cup
    BRV
    ¼ tsp FPJ
    SW (Celtic Sea Salt, Sea Salt)
    ⅛ tsp OHN
    5 gallon bucket
    IMO Box
    IMO 4
    Box covering:
    Rainwater
    Glass collections container
    Strainer bag
    microbials
    String
    Paper towel
    Air pump
    Staple gun/ nails
    Air pump Tubing
    Wire cage
    Zip ties
    Tarp
    Nuts
    Wood
    Bolts
    Rope
    Air stone
    IMO2:
    Brown raw sugar 1 lb, 55 lb IMO 5:
    Large glass jar IMO 4
    Paper towel Organic matter (food waste, seaweed,
    Rubber band/ string manure, eggshells etc.)
    IMO3: straw
    millrun or loose rice gran
    Rain water
    IMO 2
    OHN

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