can I use this Dr Earth blood meal for my corn? I heard corn needs nitrogen
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You definitely can use it. But t is easy to burn corn so I would do several small applications over the season than one or to large. I would recommend a more balanced additive such as alfalfa meal or worm castings instead
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Excellent! I take my Kale and spinach and role them up into a wad, if i have cilantro and role it up inside with the spinach and kale, and feed them on through, does great! I like and lot of greens in with my carrots. We feed the pulp to the rabbits in the desert.
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I have not done it myself, but you should be able to. The manual says it is fine. I have no trouble with wheat berries or dent corn, so rice should be no problem.
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No this is a iron supplement for low blood and nothing else , try wholefood market .
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It may not be. It says it contains corn. If the source is corn, the form is likely Inositol Hexaphosphate which we can't digest. Worse, it binds zinc, iron, calcium and magnesium, making them unavailable as well.
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Try it. However soybeans, and other products used for this machine have a high percentage of naturally accruing vitamins and minerals, (soybeans are very high in calcium). Remember that your getting the best of the best in nutrients when you eat plants. They are essentially your multivitamin. be aware that calcium carbonate is the lowest grade of calcium found from sources such as coral or earth. It is also the least absorbent and even has been shown to degrade the calcium supply in your blood and bones. I would always opt for a higher grade calcium such as calcium chelate from a plant source, e.i. amino acid chelate. Try it. However soybeans, and other products used for this machine have a high percentage of naturally accruing vitamins and minerals, (soybeans are very high in calcium). Remember that your getting the best of the best in nutrients when you eat plants. They are essentially your multivitamin. be aware that calcium carbonate is the lowest grade of calcium found from sources such as coral or earth. It is also the least absorbent and even has been shown to degrade the calcium supply in your blood and bones. I would always opt for a higher grade calcium such as calcium chelate from a... » Read More Try it. However soybeans, and other products used for this machine have a high percentage of naturally accruing vitamins and minerals, (soybeans are very high in calcium). Remember that your getting the best of the best in nutrients when you eat plants. They are essentially your multivitamin. be aware that calcium carbonate is the lowest grade of calcium found from sources such as coral or earth. It is also the least absorbent and even has been shown to degrade the calcium supply in your blood and bones. I would always opt for a higher grade calcium such as calcium chelate from a plant source, e.i. amino acid chelate. « Show Less
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I purchased this for my garden for potash. However, it says not to be used in food gardens. I did not see this on the description, if it is there. Not sure what you would use it for if not in a garden so I returned it. I don't think there is any nitrogen in this product...only potash.
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I don't feel plant food has to be combined to make a complete protein, but most people would disagree with me on that one. I feel beans are a complete protein and Nutribiotic rice protein powder is a complete protein. I've been using Nutribiotic Rice Protein for years and I swear by it. I'm a 45 year old female, cut, very little body fat, 5'3 and 107 lbs. My blood work is always excellent and I can't tell you the last time I got sick. I work out some at home, but nothing over the top. See how it works for you. Every body is different. Mine does very well on this product
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I can't imagine why not.I was using Dr Harveys veg to bowl food and adding oil as directed to complete the nutritional balance he recommended.I will say I called the company, and they were totally helpful. I even got to speak with Dr. Harvey, he was full of additional informatiom I didn't even know I needed!
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I will attempt to answer all q's in order:This wasn't a q, but global warming is realscented clay IS bad for catsoutside is dangerous (cars, wild animals, etc.)corn is technically not edible, and not good for you in any way shape or form.i would question giving the poor children, after all they've been through, GI problems by sending them corn.you can, however, question humanity for stealing natural water sources and making severly dehydrated and sick poor people pay for it in bottle form (with the money that they dont have).if they were putting meat fruits and vegetables into the litter, then your concerns would be valid. I will attempt to answer all q's in order:This wasn't a q, but global warming is realscented clay IS bad for catsoutside is dangerous (cars, wild animals, etc.)corn is technically not edible, and not good for you in any way shape or form.i would question giving the poor children, after all they've been through, GI problems by sending them corn.you can, however, question humanity for stealing natural water sources and making severly dehydrated and sick poor people pay for it in bottle form (with the money that they dont have).if they were putting... » Read More I will attempt to answer all q's in order:This wasn't a q, but global warming is realscented clay IS bad for catsoutside is dangerous (cars, wild animals, etc.)corn is technically not edible, and not good for you in any way shape or form.i would question giving the poor children, after all they've been through, GI problems by sending them corn.you can, however, question humanity for stealing natural water sources and making severly dehydrated and sick poor people pay for it in bottle form (with the money that they dont have).if they were putting meat fruits and vegetables into the litter, then your concerns would be valid. « Show Less
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Hi, I don't see Corn listed on my bottle at all. Here's NutriGold's website for more information. http://nutrigold.com/Vitamin-D3-5000-IU
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I am not sure Minute Rice or Corn Meal would work as well. It could but I know the Full Circle product does work. Considering the cost of my grinder (a Rocky) I think I will stick with the Full Circle Product.
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I have ground dry corn for corn meal with mine. Not sure how it would do with wet corn, i think it might plug up the burs on the grinder. The grinder is a cup and cone configuration with graduated burs, starting with breaker teeth at the inlet and graduating to finer burs towards the discharge side. If you are using large kernal corn, such as dent corn, I think it will be too large to feed through the grinder anyway.
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You can use it anyway you use cooked thickened cornstarch. I'm not sure if it would work for that or not but a thickened cooled batch added to WC might be fun to try!
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I'm sure this uses GMO corn. However, it's not consumed. If we are going to have GMO corn, cat litter is a good use for it. :)
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yes, look over the fox farm feeding schedule. I myself use fox farm soil and add 0 nutrients first 4 weeks; on my hydro I use the trio and add shooting powder in final weeks of flower instead of the fox farm cha ching. Beastie Bloomz and open sesame. They also have products for flushing and other issues that can be used.
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That sounds correct to me.. use high nitrogen for green growth the other for budding and fruiting , assuming it has the ingredients for tha:t phosphorous and potash.