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26 Reply by a white rabbit Apr 30 2007 20:53:03
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Re: organic fermented juices
bhong wrote:
omarayco wrote:
Good day to all,

I am using organic fermented juices for sometime now in my farm for diseases and
insect repellant.
…dost.gov.ph/forum/viewtopic.php?id… 1/15
I've tried insect repellant using korean tech (garlic, ginger and onion extract) and very
happy of the result.
I'm researching more on other plants that are much cheaper and more available in our
locality.
Can anyone give me some of your organic formula, especially on vegetable and
fruits...
salamat...
sir
at the farm i use organic extract of --- 5 parts madre de cacao , 2 parts chilli, 2 parts lemmongrass,
1 part garlic ectract mixed together - ratio 1 part of mixed extract to 16 liters of water then sprayed
on to any insects i find works well on borers, worm, flies.....original recipe was obtained from
friends from malaysia been using it ever since!...
..it should....
..you're changing , across a broad spectrum, the smell and the taste, of the veggie..
..add neem or tubli and you'll kill the beasties too...
..toodA irmAB moastly 'exper'mentin'
27 Reply by bhong Apr 30 2007 20:55:12
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yan0_yan wrote:
ano ang local name ng NEEM?
answer to your question ...i dont know...
Neem
(Azadirachta indica)
*other common names..*

Nim
Margosa
Indian Lilac
Bead tree
Pride of China
Holy tree
Persian Lilac
Nimba
power to the flying pork!
28 Reply by butka Jul 16 2007 12:25:16
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Dear Omarayco,
Please share me the method of extracting and using organic fermented juice via kmainc2004@yahoo.com.ph
Thank you
29 Reply by pal Aug 09 2007 17:21:30
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SIR OMAR,
request naman po me sa organic fermented juice formula ninyo...thanks in advance...email ko po
palsandee@yahoo.com
thanks po ulit
30 Reply by gemini12 Sep 01 2007 07:27:05
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FERMENTED DARAK... mas pino ang darak na gagamitin mas mabilis ma ferment di ba, Sir jAMES.
PAPAANO GINAGAWA. Ang term na fermented ay "pag-buro" sa ano mang naisin nyo na producto. May
burong isda, burong gulay, nata-de-coco, kahit nga prutas ay ibinababad ng tindero sa sidewalk for sale (singit
singit). Ang burong darak o fermented darak ay ganun din ang pag-gawa.
Mga Gamit:
Orocan drum o plastic drum na lalagyan ng mantekilya (gamit sa bakery)
Timbang itim (gamit ng mga naghahalo ng semento)
Darak
Tubig
Pangtakip na plastic (yung drum sa taas, meron ng takip yun e).
Panali (pang-selyo ng takip)
Paraan.
Pagsapit ng dilim, lagyan ng 6 na timbang tubig ang drum
Haluan ng isa o dalawang timbang darak ang tubig sa drum (stir thouroughly)
takpan ng sariling takip ang drum.
Patungan ng plastic na pantakip (optional na kung meron ng sariling takip)
Talian mabuti ang takip (seal it)
ferment it 1 to 3 days up to 7 days.
Kung kailangan nyo ng gamitin kinabukasan, pwede na po yun. For more effective use, wait till it smells strong
sour but not offending to the nose and the color must be c-r-e-a-m-y.
Sprinkle it to where you intend to use it. Presto. Dis-infectant na fermented darak na. Di po siya toxic kaya kahit
makain pa ng hayop, walang problema.
Sa amin po. We use it principally sa IPA PLAY/DUNGING AREA. We apply it twice a week, until the IPA
smells sour na rin. Mapapansin nyo agad paglipad ng kulisap sa paligid at paglayo ng mga langaw. Note: if you
ARE NOT USING FERMENTED FEEDS the langaw will remain at the feeding trough and surrounding.
coutesy of sir conrado ng tarlac hog raisers
31 Reply by reinsfarm-cabanatuan Sep 01 2007 10:04:36
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omarayco wrote:
babes,
hi...
I got my copy on fermented juices on a korean organic farming technology guide... Its on hard copy... but i'll try
put it on e-info...
I'm very happy if you share it to every one...so that all of us will live in a safe, clean and healthy environment...
I think we have to much polution in our surrounding. Better we keep it off our food.
sir pls. kindly send me also about the procedure how to make fermented juice in my email
reinsfarm_09@yahoo.com
thank you very much.
"The more I help others to succeed, the more I succeed." In helping others, It should starts in ourselves not from
somebody else...!
http://reinsboergoatfarm.tripod.com
Our Farm is an Effective Microorganism (EM) maintained.
reinsfarm-cabanatuan's Website
32 Reply by crhis-k Sep 01 2007 23:07:34
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sir omarayco,
pls kindly send me also on my email how to make organic fermented juice on my e-mail
christabel_lopez1977@yahoo.com.ph
thanks in advance. more power and god bless.
33 Reply by rad Sep 08 2007 23:46:09
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kapatid omarayco, gud evening..
interesado din kong malaman itong organic fermented juice..kindly send it on my email address:
romeoad2001@yahoo.com
many thanks and more power!!
romy
34 Reply by gorio2023 Oct 03 2007 14:49:29
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sir omarayco,
kindly send me a copy also.
gorio2023@yahoo.com.
tnx
35 Reply by cheguevarra Aug 27 2009 22:04:32
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pal wrote:
SIR OMAR,
request naman po me sa organic fermented juice formula ninyo...thanks in advance...email ko po
palsandee@yahoo.com
thanks po ulit
paano po ang mixture ng darak at tubig, 1:1 , or 1:3 or anything?:rolleyes
36 Reply by cheguevarra Aug 27 2009 22:06:31
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gemini12 wrote:
FERMENTED DARAK... mas pino ang darak na gagamitin mas mabilis ma ferment di ba, Sir
jAMES.
PAPAANO GINAGAWA. Ang term na fermented ay "pag-buro" sa ano mang naisin nyo na
producto. May burong isda, burong gulay, nata-de-coco, kahit nga prutas ay ibinababad ng tindero
sa sidewalk for sale (singit singit). Ang burong darak o fermented darak ay ganun din ang pag-
gawa.
Mga Gamit:
Orocan drum o plastic drum na lalagyan ng mantekilya (gamit sa bakery)
Timbang itim (gamit ng mga naghahalo ng semento)
Darak
Tubig
Pangtakip na plastic (yung drum sa taas, meron ng takip yun e).
Panali (pang-selyo ng takip)
Paraan.
Pagsapit ng dilim, lagyan ng 6 na timbang tubig ang drum
Haluan ng isa o dalawang timbang darak ang tubig sa drum (stir thouroughly)
takpan ng sariling takip ang drum.
Patungan ng plastic na pantakip (optional na kung meron ng sariling takip)
Talian mabuti ang takip (seal it)
ferment it 1 to 3 days up to 7 days.
Kung kailangan nyo ng gamitin kinabukasan, pwede na po yun. For more effective use, wait till it
smells strong sour but not offending to the nose and the color must be c-r-e-a-m-y.
Sprinkle it to where you intend to use it. Presto. Dis-infectant na fermented darak na. Di po siya
toxic kaya kahit makain pa ng hayop, walang problema.
Sa amin po. We use it principally sa IPA PLAY/DUNGING AREA. We apply it twice a week,
until the IPA smells sour na rin. Mapapansin nyo agad paglipad ng kulisap sa paligid at paglayo ng
mga langaw. Note: if you ARE NOT USING FERMENTED FEEDS the langaw will remain at the
feeding trough and surrounding.
coutesy of sir conrado ng tarlac hog raisers
paano po ang mixture ng darak at tubig? 1:4 or 1:3 or anything po?
37 Reply by andjoz Sep 23 2009 06:25:33
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38 Reply by naturesbio Sep 23 2009 09:44:18
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For your organic inputs needs, try to visit : www.philnatures.com it might help you.
gracelandfarm wrote:
thnk you so much for that wonderful info Sir bhong;

I want to do the organic way in my farm to get rid of chemical or synthetic insecticide that has
hazardous effect to human health. Yeah it will be more labourious but i dont care as long as it will
not harm consumers health.
again thank you Sir.
Rick
39 Reply by Ross dela Cruz Oct 13 2009 19:03:26
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Oregano is readily available, mas maganda gamitin sa fermentation ito dahil medyo matubig. Marami katas ka
makukuha. I used it in repelling bukbok sa rice bran.
For fruit juice, guava ang lakas ng amoy ng hinog na hinog gagamitin. Also, langka ang lakas ng amoy.
40 Reply by frankenstein Jan 31 2010 22:13:38
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babes,
hi...
I got my copy on fermented juices on a korean organic farming technology guide... Its on hard copy... but i'll try
put it on e-info...
I'm very happy if you share it to every one...so that all of us will live in a safe, clean and healthy environment...
@sir omarayco:
may i also ask for a copy of your formula?? fhbrosas@yahoo.com po.... thanks in advance!!!
41 Reply by agri_aqua_NI Mar 12 2010 11:23:53
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Thank you Tita Lu for your most welcome news and invitation to the One Organic Movement to come and join
the President and the authors of the law during the formal signing of the Organic Agriculture Act of 2010 at
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signing on March 25 at 11 am by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. We will try to mobilize at least 100 to
200 attendees, as the President and Malacanang people wish, from the member organizations of the One
Organic Movement.
With this email I am requesting the lead OOM Convenors NGO-GO-R&D and Academe member
Organizations to email to us the list of people that are confirmed to attend the ceremony and please email it to me
by Monday morning for submission to Tita Lu Zulueta on Tuesday at the latest. Please prioritize them in case we
exceed the quota and need to have balanced representation from the OOM convenor organizations.
Girlie and Joy please monitor by email and phone and get the full names, position/designation, name of institution
and complete address and contact numbers and the name of authorizing officer or official of the organization. Let
us consolidate and summarize it for submission to Dr. Zulueta by Tuesday at the latest.
Thanks again to all and Best wishes!

pls call 09286941328 for confirmation
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@frank good day po pls txt me your email para i send ko sayo easiest way of making organic spray!thanks!
frankenstein wrote:
babes,
hi...
I got my copy on fermented juices on a korean organic farming technology guide... Its on hard
copy... but i'll try put it on e-info...
I'm very happy if you share it to every one...so that all of us will live in a safe, clean and healthy
environment...
@sir omarayco:
may i also ask for a copy of your formula?? fhbrosas@yahoo.com po.... thanks in advance!!!
44 Reply by R.M.D. Mar 17 2010 11:47:16
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sir omarayko;
can you send me the copy of your formula please?thank you po.
email:braduck7565@yahoo.com
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PREPARING YOUR OWN PESTICIDE

While so many farmers are complaining of the high and even increasing cost of commercial agricultural chemicals,
they can make and prepare their own with cheaper and available materials they can secure in their community or
even grow in their own farm. Among these are the following:
1. Lime sulfur powder as natural fungicide
a. Secure 1-kilo very fine lime and 1-kilo sulfur powder.

b. Mix at 1:1 ratio.
c. Add 1-gallon water.
d. Bottle and seal tightly.
e. Spray to plants for the control of fungal diseases of both garden and farm crops.
2. Water is a universal solvent and cleaning agent. Home gardens with good water supply, while watering their
plants can wash them with pressure hose to remove insect pests, fungus and bacterial infections. This practice is
even done to big trees with power sprayers. Spraying clean water can wash off mites, ants, spider mites, and
even fungal infections and other insect pests. With this practice many home gardens never use toxic chemicals to
spray their plants against pests and diseases.
3. Sea Water is one source of good fungicide and insect repellant as well as providing the plant with added
trace mineral elements. However it may need dilution with fresh water to reduce its toxicity to plants specially
those with thin leaves and sensitive tissues.
4. Soap or Detergent and water
o Dissolve two (2) ounces soap flake to thee (3) gallons of water.
o Bottle the stock solution, ready for spraying. Soap washings may be used.
o Dissolve three- (3) tbs. of soap flake/powder in one (1) gallon of water. Soap washing may also be used.
o Spray the plants with the stock solution against insect pest attacking your garden plants. The soap solution is
effective control against mites, aphids, ants and other garden insect pest. It can also control fungal infection
5. Soap and Aromatic Herbs
a. Collect / gather / wash and clean 1 Onion, 1 Garlic, 1 tbs. Hot Pepper.
b. Chop / cut materials into small pieces. Use grinder.
c. Pound / grind the different materials to extract juice.
d. Filter the different materials separately.
e. To the filtered juice of different materials, add 1-quart water. Let it stand for one hour and add 1-tbs. liquid
soap detergent. Place the mixture in tightly covered jars and store in a cool dark place for a week as stock
solution.
f. Bottles stock solution ready for botanical pesticide. Spraying garden plants with botanical pesticide. This
spray makes use of the repellant quality of onion, garlic and pepper. The soap serves as sticker and spreader.
6. Vinegar
a. Buy vinegar from your local dealer. Bottle the vinegar as stock solution.
b. Spray plants with vinegar (stock solution) for the control of powdery mildew and other fungal diseases.
Vinegar and other acids is good material for fungus eradication.
7. Vinegar + Fermented Sugar
a. Buy vinegar and sugar (brown or moscovado) from your local dealer
b. Mix the fermented sugar and vinegar at 1:1 ratio and place in bottle as tock solution.
c. Spray to plants stock solution for control of pest and fungal diseases.
d. Adding water and soap can help spread the stock solution but could dilute the material to be less effective.
8. Vegetable oil
a. Buy vegetable oil from your local dealer. This serves as stock solution.
b. Add water and soap (1 part oil + 5 parts water + ½ part soap) and spray to plant to control spider mites
and scale insects.
9. Wood Ash
a. We can control root maggots in radish, cabbage, onion and other brassicas by spreading fresh wood ash
around the plant roots. Ashes are then covered lightly with soil.
b. Wood ash can also control snails, slugs and cutworms by encircling plants with 3-4 inches wide trench, 1-2
inches deep and fill the trench with ash.
c. Spraying cucumber beetle with a mixture of equal parts of wood ash, powdered line and soap is an effective
control.
d. Spray wood ash with water and soap can control flea beetle of tomatoes.
10. Vinegar and vinegar with fermented oil

a. Buy vinegar from your local dealer. Bottle the vinegar as stock solution.
b. Spray plants with vinegar (stock solution) for the control of powdery mildew and other fungal diseases.
Vinegar and other acids are good material for fungus eradication.
12. Vinegar + Fermented Sugar
a. Vinegar and sugar (brown or moscovado) from your local dealer
b. Mix the fermented sugar and vinegar at 1:1 ratio and place in bottle as tock solution.
c. Adding water and soap can help spread the stock solution but could dilute the material to be less effective.
Spray to plants stock solution for control of pest and fungal diseases
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para sa lahat ng detalye paki post lang ng email para maemail ko ang dami kasi eh thanks!!
47 Reply by Frank Reed Mar 17 2010 18:10:55
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agri_aqua_NI wrote:
@frank good day po pls txt me your email para i send ko sayo easiest way of making organic
spray!thanks!
frankenstein wrote:
babes,
hi...
I got my copy on fermented juices on a korean organic farming technology guide... Its
on hard copy... but i'll try put it on e-info...
I'm very happy if you share it to every one...so that all of us will live in a safe, clean
and healthy environment...
@sir omarayco:
may i also ask for a copy of your formula?? fhbrosas@yahoo.com po.... thanks in
advance!!!
sir agri aqua, may i please ask for a copy of making organic spray?? fhbrosas@yahoo or jdbasio@yahoo.com ,
salamat po!!!
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sige po frank..eto po eh nakuha ko sa mga expert din.pare parehas lng nmn ang ginagawa.email ko po sa inyo
ngayon
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3. Integrated Pest Management (IPM).

Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is a pest control program using combination of all practices to reduce or
eliminate pest damage. This includes natural, biological and mechanical practices as well as bio and chemical
pesticide application.
Among these practices include the following:
a. Planting resistant or tolerant plant varieties. Growing indigenous crop varieties with reasonably high
productivity should be encouraged. New breeds and genetically modified plants are being developed like Bt
Corn which are resistant to corn borer infestation. New pest and disease resistant with high nutrient food value
varieties are being bred and produced through genetic engineering (GM) and natural cross breeding.
b. Timing planting so as the growing and fruiting stages does not coincide with inclement weather conditions
and high incidence of pest population.
c. Growing boarder or inter-crops that are repellant to insect pests.
d. Practice clean culture, proper pruning and removal of diseases or infested plant parts especially with fruit
trees. Remove all breeding places of insect pests and infected debris rotting near plants and field.
e. Use organic fertilizer in combination with chemical fertilizer and supplement the field with compost and pro-
biotic (bacteria, yeast & fungus). Sanitize compost and organic materials by exposing them to direct sunlight
before applying it as fertilizer.
f. Learn to prepare and use bioorganic pesticides and fungicides as substitute for toxic chemicals.
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IPM may also include the following:

a. Keep the garden small and the plants varied to prevent insect pests infestation. Solo or mono cropping tends
to encourage the multiplication and outbreak of insect pest that feed on the particular plant grown. Multiple
cropping or maintaining a green belt in the farm where vegetation is allowed to grow naturally will be a shelter
and home to beneficial organisms, plants and animals including variety of insects that will check and control any
outbreak of pests. This will be a natural check and balance.
b. A basic principle in pest management: Plant the right crop on the right soil at the right time. Plant crops at a
time when its particular pest is inactive.
c. Plant indigenous cultivars or plant varieties native to the place. They are resistant to the pests and adapt very
well to the local environment. The introduction of hi-breeds and high yielding commercial seeds have the
tendency of eliminating indigenous varieties that are adopted to the environment as they have survive decades and
century of adjustments.
d. Healthy organic soil, grow healthy plants that resist pests and diseases. In soils applied with organic matter
or humus, animal manure and compost, the soil host a wide variety of micro organisms that are harmful to
nematodes and cause diseases to some insect pests thereby allowing the increase in population of beneficial
organisms and insects.
e. Crop rotation dissociates microorganism buildup around the plant roots as each crop has a characteristic
microbial association. (Example is pro biotic and nitrogen fixing bacteria for legumes). New microbes are being
developed to inoculate the seeds just before planting to introduce them into the soil and help in nitrogen fixation
that enriches the soil.
f. Aromatic herbs like mint, garlic, marigold, oregano, onion, control nematodes and repel insects, and should
thus be grown as companion crop to your garden or farm.
g. Tilling promotes healthy soil as it allows aeration bringing supply of oxygen promoting root growth and
permit better root penetration breaking soil compaction. It exposes pest and soil born diseases to sunlight and
disturbs their growth and multiplication. Sunlight is a very good and free sanitizer.
h. Crop combination such as legumes and potatoes, control nematodes. Learn and find out the best crop
partners and combinations. Planting tomatoes in between rows of eggplant will reduce fruit fly infestation on
eggplant fruits. Growing marigold at the border of vegetable plots will also help repel some insect pests.
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From: ..under deconstruction..

Re: organic fermented juices

Good day to all,

..add neem or tubli and you'll kill the beasties too...

..toodA irmAB moastly 'exper'mentin'

27 Reply by bhong Apr 30 2007 20:55:12

From: porky planet

Re: organic fermented juices

ano ang local name ng NEEM?

answer to your question ...i dont know...

*other common names..*

power to the flying pork!

28 Reply by butka Jul 16 2007 12:25:16

From: Butuan City

Re: organic fermented juices

29 Reply by pal Aug 09 2007 17:21:30

Registered: May 28 2007

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30 Reply by gemini12 Sep 01 2007 07:27:05

Registered: Feb 20 2007

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31 Reply by reinsfarm-cabanatuan Sep 01 2007 10:04:36

From: Cabanatuan, Laguna, Muntinlupa

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32 Reply by crhis-k Sep 01 2007 23:07:34

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33 Reply by rad Sep 08 2007 23:46:09

Registered: Sep 08 2007

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kapatid omarayco, gud evening..

many thanks and more power!!

34 Reply by gorio2023 Oct 03 2007 14:49:29

Registered: Sep 27 2004

Re: organic fermented juices

35 Reply by cheguevarra Aug 27 2009 22:04:32

Registered: Aug 25 2009

Re: organic fermented juices

paano po ang mixture ng darak at tubig, 1:1 , or 1:3 or anything?:rolleyes

36 Reply by cheguevarra Aug 27 2009 22:06:31

Registered: Aug 25 2009

Re: organic fermented juices

paano po ang mixture ng darak at tubig? 1:4 or 1:3 or anything po?

37 Reply by andjoz Sep 23 2009 06:25:33

From: davao city

Re: organic fermented juices

nATURAL fARMING sEMINAR

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38 Reply by naturesbio Sep 23 2009 09:44:18

Re: organic fermented juices

thnk you so much for that wonderful info Sir bhong;

39 Reply by Ross dela Cruz Oct 13 2009 19:03:26

Ross dela Cruz

other common names..