What Is Compost Tea (Tagalog Version)
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The Compost Tea Brewer system was designed for the farmers or growers. It was developed to provide an organic solution for caring for our plants and soil to reduce the need for harmful pesticides and fertilizers. It works by inoculating the plants and soil with the necessary microbes and nutrients, often lacking in an urban setting. It provides a safe, natural, and totally organic environment for our plants and soil! For details and inquiry please contact me thru 0919-4619525 or 0916-4148816
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