Yeast Nutriants

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Chaser
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Yeast Nutriants

Post by Chaser »

Hi

I'm a new soul in the magical World of the Holly Spirit.
My question is what can be used as nutriant for a good bakers yeast in
corn, barley, oat ferment? :?:

Thanks
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Johnny Reb
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Re: Yeast Nutriants

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Chaser wrote:Hi

I'm a new soul in the magical World of the Holly Spirit.
My question is what can be used as nutriant for a good bakers yeast in
corn, barley, oat ferment? :?:

Thanks
Ifin ya done read alots here yas been able to sees that alots of folk use em thems can of tomato paste.

I likes to usa somes white powders called DAP

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Post by Rocky_Creek »

That e\would be the corn, barley, and oats. No need for more.
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BW Redneck
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Post by BW Redneck »

As a general rule, you only need to add "nutrients" to a straight sugar wash. Grain, molasses, and other fermentables generally have enough in them naturally.
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