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Forget bags of fertilizer—Korean farmers have been building rich, living soil for centuries without spending a cent on chemicals. In this video, we uncover the powerful ancient method known as IMO (Indigenous Microorganism farming)—a cornerstone of Korean Natural Farming that rebuilds soil from the ground up using what’s already in your environment.

You’ll learn how to harvest native microbes, amplify them naturally, and apply them to your soil to jumpstart microbial life, unlock nutrients, and attract earthworms—all without tilling, spraying, or synthetic input. This technique creates a living soil engine that continues feeding plants for years to come.

If you’re tired of being dependent on fertilizers, this method offers real independence—and long-term soil health that only gets better with time.

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OUR VIDEO ALSO COVERS THE FOLLOWING:
What is Indigenous Microorganism (IMO) farming?
How does IMO compare to compost or fertilizer?
Can IMO restore dead or compacted soil?
How do I collect and grow local soil microbes?
What materials are needed to start IMO at home?
Is IMO safe for raised beds and vegetable gardens?
Does it work in urban or container gardens?
Can IMO increase worm activity and soil structure?
What role do rice, leaf mold, and sugar play in IMO prep?
How long does it take to see plant results from IMO?
What crops benefit most from IMO applications?
Can IMO replace synthetic NPK fertilizers permanently?
Are there risks to using the wrong microbes?
How often should I apply IMO to my soil?
Does this method work in dry or tropical climates?
What are the signs that IMO is working?
Can IMO be used with compost tea or worm tea?
Why has Big Ag ignored this natural method?
What’s the best time of year to apply IMO?
How does this technique support long-term soil regeneration?

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