Mineral Recipes A - E
Hey, I've seen it mentioned multiple places but never a how to or an explanation. Could someone please explain Mineral Recipe A, B, C, D, and E? Thanks.
From the KNF library
From the KNF library
Drafted by Claude from Office Hours and the books
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Sep 2026
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The library covers Mineral A and D, but not B, C, or E.
Cho's Mineral carries a lot of elements, especially Ca, Mg, and Fe (Cho, Recipe, p. 83). Mineral A is one type of it.
- Mineral A helps with soil treatment, seed and seedling treatment, disease control, and abnormal weather (Cho, Recipe, p. 86).
- Dilute it with water at 1/1,000 (Cho, Recipe, p. 86).
- For a standard field, apply 1 to 2 tons of the dilution per 0.1 ha before plowing. Sow or transplant one week later (Cho, Recipe, p. 86).
- Cho says Mineral A can break the hardpan layer (Cho, Recipe, p. 83).
Animal Mineral D is a seawater-based solution. Master Cho never shared the exact recipe, so plain seawater fills in (Office Hours Ep. 153, 35:57). Fresh-gathered seawater is diluted 1:30 with fresh water (Cho's Solutions, p. 15).
Sources
- 35:57 Office Hours Ep. 153 (Dec 2024) — Soft Eggs, Chicken Feed Formula, Baby Chick Water Recipe · “A seawater-based mineral solution, but Master Cho never shared the exact recipe, so plain seawater fills in.”
- p. 83 Cho, Recipe · “Mineral contains a lot of elements, especially Ca. Mg, and Fe.”
- p. 15 Cho's Solutions · “Gathered fresh: Dilute seawater 1:30 with fresh water”
- p. 86 Cho, Recipe · “M-A is effective on soil treatment, seed/seedling treatment, disease control, and coping with abnormal weather conditions.”
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