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Bokashi Bucket and Bran Introductory Offer

What if you could buy a product that is incredibly easy to use, and can be used to compost ALL your kitchen scraps (including meat, bones, dairy products and cooked food) into a fabulous soil conditioner ?

Well the Bokashi Bucket can do just that.......

Bokashi (Japanese for "fermented organic matter") was invented way back in the 1990s and is still relatively new in this country, it is an extremely easy system to use, and unlike a wormery a Bokashi bucket can take everything from your kitchen.

Bokashi is a mixture of Bran, Molasses and a special ingredient called Effective Microbes (Ems).
Ems are a mixture of bacteria and fungi which when mixed with the other ingredients and scattered over your food waste, will ferment it down, into an excellent soil conditioner.
This can then be fed to worms, put into a compost bin, or simply buried in the garden.

See also the video on how to make your own Bokashi bran for pickling your kitchen waste

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