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knfcertification.org record (2017–2021)- Level 2 track
- 28 of 36 items verified
- Instructor
- Drake Weinert
- Started
- April 03, 2018
- Level 2 today
- L2 Manufacturer · provisional
This is the old Level 2 checklist from knfcertification.org, kept read-only. It doesn't certify anyone by itself. Level 2 today is the Make the Nine practical: every solution tasted, every entry public. An instructor may cite this record when approving it.
Medicine
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Fermenting photo
Garlic, ginger, angelica, cinnamon, angelica, licoriceVerified by Drake Weinert · May 27, 2018
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Rehydration photo
Angelica x2 , cinnamon, licoriceVerified by Drake Weinert · May 27, 2018
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Tincture photo
Photo taken during tincturing process, the ginger was completed last with vodka to 2/3 fullVerified by Drake Weinert · May 27, 2018
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Angelica brand details
· Organic Angelica from Bulk Bin at Rainbow Grocery Cooperative SF, CA
Verified by Drake Weinert · May 27, 2018
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Cinnamon brand details
· Organic cinnamon purchased from Bulk Bin at Rainbow Grocery Cooperative SF, CA
Verified by Drake Weinert · May 27, 2018
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Garlic brand details
· Organic garlic purchased at local vegetable market
I have photos of theseVerified by Drake Weinert · May 27, 2018
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Ginger brand details
· Organic ginger purchased at local vegetable market
Verified by Drake Weinert · May 27, 2018
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Licorice brand details
· Licorice purchased in Bulk Bin at Rainbow Grocery Cooperative SF, CA
chopped into pieces, but not groundVerified by Drake Weinert · May 27, 2018
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Taste
· tasted and passed
delicious, reminded me of class in Hawaii , garlic is the most potent smell/taste but all great.Not verified
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Stirring log · 10 entries
11 Mar, 12 Mar, 13 Mar, 14 Mar, 15 Mar, 16 Mar, 17 Mar, 18 Mar, 19 Mar, 19 Mar
Cleanser
Verified-
Brand details
· Korean Brand brown rice vinegar purchased from Kukje Korean Import and Supermarket, Daly City, CA 1.8 Liter x4 bottles
I have photo of bottle, mostly all written in Korean text except the word "essential" in logoVerified by Drake Weinert · May 27, 2018
Food
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Collection photo
Claytonia, also called "Miner's Lettuce", wild foraged and collected in coastal CA, grows abundantly this time of year.Verified by Drake Weinert · May 27, 2018
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Packed photo
This Claytonia really packed down a lot! Also began juicing quickly as I kept adding more material in w sugarVerified by Drake Weinert · May 27, 2018
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Pour off date
· March 20, 2018
I have photos of this process. I also have photos of three other FPJ's begin-end and all successful. I chose to share Claytonia because it produced a lot of juice and tasted bestVerified by Drake Weinert · May 27, 2018
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Taste
· tasted and passed
Claytonia was favorite tasting, Aloe Vera (not pictured) was very intense on tongue but Im confident end product is still good.Not verified
Fuel
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Layering photo
Wild caught King Salmon heads- 7 lbs. Sliced and layered in 3.5 gal food grade bucket. Going very well, checking regularly smelling sweet.Verified by Drake Weinert · August 23, 2018
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Taste
· tasted and passed
Going very well. Still not ready to use, but smelling sweet and proper as the contents dissolve into each other. No pests, stored in shade.Not verified
Structure
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Bones photo
Cow bones (jaw,leg)Verified by Drake Weinert · May 27, 2018
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Bubbling photo
Not bubbling heavily or spilling over, but consistent small bubbles rising upward from bone piecesVerified by Drake Weinert · May 27, 2018
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Taste
· tasted and passed
2 Liters looks smells tastes goodNot verified
Reproduction
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Bubbling photo
very bubbly reactionVerified by Drake Weinert · May 27, 2018
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Shells photo
Eggshells from our farm chickens. Free range, but not KNF hens yetVerified by Drake Weinert · May 27, 2018
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Taste
· tasted and passed
Nice eggshell bite but not eggyNot verified
Protectors
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Rice wash photo
Verified by Drake Weinert · August 23, 2018
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Separated photo
Fed curds to our chickens they loved it !Verified by Drake Weinert · August 23, 2018
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Milk brand details
· 2% Clover half gallon
Verified by Drake Weinert · October 23, 2018
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Start date
· April 09, 2018
Start rice wash, 2 cups rice 2 cups waterVerified by Drake Weinert · October 23, 2018
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Taste
· tasted and passed
This is the best LAB in the three times making it. Super Saturated and loving itNot verified
Minerals
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Brand details
· Raw Himalayan salt crystal purchased in bulk at street market in Kathmandu, Nepal
Salt Rocks !Verified by Drake Weinert · October 23, 2018
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Location
· Half Moon Bay beach California
Half Moon Bay, CA. South of SF in the fog, tide poolsVerified by Drake Weinert · October 23, 2018
Seed Microbes
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Success photo
Successful collection after 11 days in moderate temperatures with cool nights. Under mixed forest leaf and humus accumulation.
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Location
· Our home and farm near West Point, CA
South slope gatheringVerified by Drake Weinert · October 23, 2018
Preserved Seed Microbes
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Success photo
Verified by Drake Weinert · August 23, 2018
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Taste
· tasted and passed
good stuffNot verified
Propagated Microbes
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Materials details
· 40 lbs wheat bran. 4 gal wood chips. 2 gal biochar. Humic acids.
2 gal IMO2. KNF solutions: maintenance+SEA+LAB+fish*. 3 gal Water.
*fish emulsion from Beneficial Living Center Humboldt- no Phosphoric acid or heat treatment. Added at half rate of Cho. Humic Acids used Anasazi Gold
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Stirring log · 12 entries
19 Apr, 20 Apr, 20 Apr, 21 Apr, 21 Apr, 22 Apr, 22 Apr, 23 Apr, 23 Apr, 24 Apr, 24 Apr, 25 Apr
Foundation Microbes
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Materials details
· IMO3 + Maintenance, LAB, SEA, Fish*. 3 gal water. 5 gal field soil. 5 gal local forest dirt. 2 gal Biochar. 3 oz Humic Acid.
Pile in shade on dirt, covered with Ag shade cloth. *Fish emulsion from Beneficial Living Center Humboldt, at half rate Cho FAAVerified by Drake Weinert · October 23, 2018
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Taste
· tasted and passed
I contacted Drake at this stage via email and sent photos of some good microbe growth. beyond stoked, feeling good about making it through the IMO process.Not verified
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Stirring log · 14 entries
25 Apr, 26 Apr, 26 Apr, 26 Apr, 26 Apr, 27 Apr, 27 Apr, 27 Apr, 28 Apr, 29 Apr, 29 Apr, 30 Apr, 30 Apr, 01 May













