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Apr 29, 2016 11:45 AM CST
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I am ready to plant my garden but I don't have any Inoculant. Can u tell me what I can use in it's place or where I can find some in the Huber Heights, OH. area?
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Apr 29, 2016 2:05 PM CST
Name: Daisy I
Reno, Nv (Zone 6b)
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What are you growing that you need an inoculant?

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Apr 29, 2016 10:37 PM CST
Name: Jean
Prairieville, LA (Zone 9a)
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Welcome Dolphin2003.

This link may be of help to you,

http://wheretobuyorganics.com/...

This one is closest to you:

Nutra Foods Huber Heights
Phone: (937) 233-9726
6463 Chambersburg Rd
Huber Heights, OH 45424


Perhaps one of these products?

Bio Ag – We can apply all the organic fertilizers we want, but if we haven’t established healthy biology in our soil and on our plants (i.e. beneficial microorganisms and a thriving ‘soil food web’), those fertilizers won’t be as effective because it’s microbes that break them down and feed our plants. Plus they keep plants healthy in other ways. This is my favorite microbial inoculant for increasing beneficial microorganisms in the garden. Think “plant probiotics”.

Mycorrhizal Fungi – These fungi form relationships with over 95% of plants in nature. They wrap around plant roots and even go inside the roots, bringing water and nutrients to plants as well as protecting plants from root-feeding predators. In return, the plants give them food that they make during photosynthesis. It’s a partnership that’s really vital for optimal plant health. Unfortunately, in our gardens, these fungi are often lacking because of tilling, compaction, past pesticide and chemical fertilizer use, etc. But now we can bring them back in with this powder that we rub onto our seeds and root balls when planting, plus water into established landscapes. Mycorrhizal Fungi are critical support players in the micro-ecosystem. Think of the scene in Avatar where the ground lights up with millions of glowing blue threads. They’ve sort of like that, except they don’t glow blue and you often need a microscope to see them. You can read more on micro-biomes in the post “What if I Told You That Weeds and Bacteria Could Save Your Life?“
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