Food makers
Sumo47
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Could any one help me, I am looking at liquid food makers for the garden but the write ups are not good, can anyone suggest a good one.
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Sumo47
Posts: 1
Sumo47
Posts: 1
Sumo47
Posts: 1
Sumo47
Posts: 1
Could any one help me, I am looking at liquid food makers for the garden but the write ups are not good, can anyone suggest a good one.
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You don't need anything more complex than a bucket - if you want an added refinement you could track down a coarse hessian sack.
http://www.vegetable-gardening-gnomes.com/liquid_organic_fertilizer.html
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
A lid too, for the pong.
"We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing." - George Bernard Shaw
Hi Sumo, if you have ever seen plasterers mix plaster they use a kind of drill with a long stiring thing (talk to a plasterer) so im getting the local blacksmith to make me a similar thing to fit my electric drill but the end that would stir the plaster will now have rough blades on it to cut the seaweed etc, so a bucket ,drill set on slow to start and slowly mix away till its all slush, pour through an old pillow protector and Bobs your wotsit ,i find nettles and comfry also really good and quick and free.