Lab for cattle
From the KNF library
The LAB fact sheet says LAB culture is used for livestock production as well as plants. (Student's Manual, Basic Course, p. 13) The dilution it gives is for plants: 1:1,000 in water. (Student's Manual, Basic Course, p. 15)
The manual lists OHN as an aid to digestion and metabolization. (Pure KNF Manual, p. 31) Cho writes that mineral water made with IMO #4 and given to livestock assists healthy growth of pigs and chickens. (Cho, Theory, p. 63)
The one animal dosing example is for chickens:
- Seawater at 1:10 to 1:15, brown rice vinegar at 1:200, and water-soluble calcium at 1:500, every other day. (Cho, Recipe, p. 82)
Those figures are for chickens in summer feather loss. They are not cattle doses. (Cho, Recipe, p. 82)
The library gives no cattle amounts, timing, or method for LAB, OHN, vinegar, seawater or FPJ. It says nothing on FPJ for animals at all. Bring the herd size and current feed to a live show so Drake can look at the setup.
Sources
- p. 31 Pure KNF Manual · “Used frequently to aid in digestion and metabolization.”
- p. 15 Student's Manual, Basic Course · “LAB culture is diluted at a 1:1,000 ratio with water (Table 1), mixed with a plant nutrient solution such as fermented plant juice (FPJ)”
- p. 82 Cho, Recipe · “To prevent feather-loss in chickens during the summer, provide the chicken with seawater (xl/lO~1/ 15 or salt water 0.1%), BRV (XI/200), and water-soluble calcium (XI/500) every other day.”
- p. 13 Student's Manual, Basic Course · “This edible culture is used in Natural Farming for both food fermentation, contributing to the taste and texture plant and livestock production.”
- p. 63 Cho, Theory · “Making agricultural mineral water with IMO #4 and providing to the livestock will enable the healthy growth of pigs and chickens.”
