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Tag Archives: microbes

How EM works

Lactic acid bacteria, yeast and phototrophic bacteria contained in EM-1 have the ability to ferment organic substances. Compost fermented and decomposed by EM is broken down in the soil and absorbed by plants. Also, EM contains many useful components to promote plant growth.

Posted byBokashi MyanmarMay 21, 2018Posted inEM and bokashi infoTags:bokashi, bokashi myanmar, effective microorganisms, EM, microbes, microbiome, soil carbonLeave a comment on How EM works

What is EM?

EM∗ is a people-friendly and environmentally safe product of EMRO (EM Research Organization) that achieves synergistic effects by combining beneficial microorganisms which exist in nature, such as lactic acid bacteria, yeast and phototrophic bacteria.

Posted byBokashi MyanmarMay 20, 2018June 14, 2018Posted inEM and bokashi info, MandalayTags:bokashi, effective microorganisms, EM, microbes, microbiomeLeave a comment on What is EM?

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