Welcome to the Cannabis

Welcome to the Cannabis Cultivation and Science Podcast.

I'm your host, Tad Hussey, of KIS Organics.

This is the podcast where we discuss the cutting edge of organic growing from a science-based

perspective and draw on top experts from around the industry to share their wisdom and knowledge.

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me to keep producing good content by drawing more of the top names in the industry to and review. This is really helpful and allows me to keep producing good content by drawing

more of the top names in the industry to the show. This is part two of our series with Jim Bennett,

also known as Clackamas Coot on such forms as I see Meg and Lumber Dogs on Grass City. He's an

organic grower and gardener who has helped many people in improving the way they garden and move

away from bottled nutrients.

We pick up pretty much where we left off last time with him and without further ado,

let's dive right in.

Now when we talked about the NIM earlier that you're adding into your worm bin and into

your soils, you and I have talked many times about how there's a big difference in the quality of

Neme, depending on where it's coming from, or the levels of acid or actin can vary quite a bit.

Right.

Okay.

First of all, Neme is not a crop.

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