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Beneficial Microbes
Applications in
Agriculture: Volume I, Elementary Applications, 1st edition.
(book was available, when in publication,
in both digital electronic form and printed/bound book form) Note from Vinny: I asked my publisher to
cease printing and sales of the electronic and printed version of this
book as of December 20, 2009. I plan to release a new and revised
version/edition via a new publisher, hopefully sometime in 2011, and
the new version/edition will likely bear a slightly different name and
will be available from the publisher (and likely via Amazon and
resellers) in both printed form and in digital ebook (e.g., Kindle)
form. Please rest assured that I will announce the release and
availability of the new version of the book here on this website and
page as soon as it becomes available; along with links to vendors.
Meanwhile, the old version of the book is NOT available from me. Please
do not send me money (as so many have tried to do) in the hopes that I
will send you a copy; I cannot and will not do that, as I am not the
publisher. Rather, if you insist upon sending me funds in
the hopes that I will send you a copy of the book, I will accept the
funds as a donation to support my work and will NOT refund or return
the funds to the sender.
Here
is the description for the now discontinued version/edition:
This
book offers
general application guidelines and notes for
using antioxidative and syntropic beneficial
microbial (SAM) consortia in
commonly-encountered agricultural, composting, pond, and waste
treatment settings. Unlike my first book, which was entitled Fermentation with
Syntropic Antioxidative
Microbes,
which dealt solely with brewing SAM-fermented secondary products, this
book offers application guidelines for use of SAM in various settings.
This book is the first, and the most elementary or basic, in an
eventual series of books which will offer guidelines for
employing beneficial microbial consortia in
increasingly
sophisticated and demanding applications. As the first volume in the
series, the current applications book targets primarily basic and
commonly-encountered applications in agriculture and related fields,
including odor management, composting, and managing ponds and other
bodies of water which exhibit waste buildup problems.
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