[Shig] Guide for EM-1 Uses Updated 5-2014.
USEd to: improve soil health (farming and gardening),
b. Applications to plants,
c. Applications to water and wastewater,
d. Recycling food waste and composting,
e. Odor and fumes reduction,
and f. Cleaning.

June 6th, 2014 | Tags: beneficial mud balls, bioremediation, Cleaning, fermented drinks, fermenting., fertilizer, microorganisms, pesticide, wastewater, water | Category: 1. Beneficial Microbes/Mud Balls, 2. Food & Recipes (new), 3. Resources, 4. Everything, New York City | Comments Off on [Shig] EM-1 Uses Guide 2014 updated

A student at Columbia asked us after a TEd X Dumbo presentation in 2012, “How many mud balls would it take to clean the Gowanus and how much would that cost?”. The best answer would take careful study with pros who have remediated other large systems. However, Shig took the time to create an answer. […]

July 8th, 2013 | Tags: Ag & Ecology, Beneficial Microbes, beneficial mud balls, bioremediation, bokashi, Cost of bioremediation, Crowd Source Participation (new), Ecological, EM-1 Mud balls, Gowanus Canal, microbes, MoS Collective, Shig, Succession, sustainability, Ted X Dumbo, water | Category: 1. Beneficial Microbes/Mud Balls, 1. MoS Participatory, 2. Food & Recipes (new), 4. Everything, New York City | Comments Off on [Shig] How many mud balls would it take to remediate the Gowanus?

MoS workshop Sponsored by Green Map and Times-Up! MoS workshop at M’Finda Kalunga Community Garden as a part of the Sara D Sustainability Series. Thanks very much for everyone’s support and interest in the symbiotic beneficials and their ability to create healthy succession by working together. Times-up is working on offering free workshop series’ at many new […]

August 26th, 2012 | Tags: beneficial mud balls, bokashi, EM-1 Mud balls, Food waste composting, green jobs, Green Maps, M'finda Kalunga Garden, Miki Kagagiri, Rat problems, sustainability, Times Up, water bioremediation | Category: 1. MoS Participatory, 4. Everything, New York City, Workshops | Comments Off on Workshop Pics: Microbes at M’Finda Kalunga Garden LES NYC

; Yes Folks This Sunday (and next Sunday). Watershed Stewardship with The Beneficial Mud Ball Benefit Ball: “The Rehersal” Come in your big ball gowns, or summer play clothes to make mud balls (50 balls each) and dance with your dirty friends to Harry Connick Jr and New Orleans Jazz. Eat oysters and flaming brandy […]

May 19th, 2012 | Tags: 3. Figment Project, beneficial mud balls, benefit, bioremediation, Crowd Source Participation (new) | Category: 1. MoS Participatory, 2. The Mud Ball Ball, 4. Everything, New York City | Comments Off on 5/20 Mud Ball Ball Scene 1

As we ramp up for a presentation to start Mud Balls in NYC Schools… this article by Dr.Teruo Higa is sent to me by Shig. Read about the results of “A million Apologies to Mother Earth” project in Panang where over a million beneficial mud balls were thrown into the sea . Dr. Teruo Higa  talks of […]

October 4th, 2011 | Tags: beneficial mud balls, EM Mud Balls, EM-1. Dr Higa, Fukashima, radiation, water bioremediation | Category: 1. Beneficial Microbes/Mud Balls, 4. Everything | Comments Off on Beneficial Mud Balls: healthier in one year.