Arthur D. Sullivan

is it common to use molasses while making the tea as well?

does it really need so much oxygen that it requires a pump? I've got some compost and I wanna try a hand at using it to make compost tea. can anyone direct me to a good source or thread on it? I found one, but not much more than that.

I am curious if it would be feasible to make smaller amount of compost tea, like a mason jar full of it. How long would it take to brew up? Would a stir or shake every now and then be good enough to aerate it?

Thank you Saybian. Glad to be here.

Hello yall. I've been perusing the forum for a while. Recently registered. Just now posting.

This is an intro of sorts. I was perma-certified at Lost Valley in Dexter, OR.
Been telling a story called TheFortune for almost 3 years now. First started as a jarring reflection of consciousness, and evolved into a new identity. The story began coming to life in scary ways, and when that stabilised it became a vehicle for great change in my world. Now the great change is spreading from me to the world around me.
check out Agro's Fortune (link in signature). but here it is anywaay...
www.AgrosFortune.org

Agro's Fortune is the fortune that connected everyone within and without The Praxis Lands. A rerouting of personal resources and ability to create a society of abundance in positive emotion and high frequency energy.
I have crafted a compost community in honor of Agro. Small, but growing in strength. When the core is strong enough, it will expand. I will tell The Fortune far and wide, across The Praxis Lands.

Permaculture and metaphor combine to tell a new world. (isn't it interesting how the world and word are only one letter apart.)

Please enjoy the telling of The Fortune, as imagination and reality collide.

I'm glad to be here, i love permaculture. I love permies practising permaculture.