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Current Participants in the Bioreactor Registry (N - Z)
Find people participating in the research(opens in new window) and development of BEAM compost below. First page of the registry (A-M) is here.(opens in new window)
Nadim Atalla's Compost
Contact: Nadim Atalla
Location: Amman, Jordan
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 2
Installation Date: 1/4/2021
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: Dry leaves, garden clippings, maturing compost, sheep manure. 7:1:1:1
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): TBD
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? No
NMSU SASC
Contact: Amy Larsen(opens in new window)
Location: Alcalde, NM, USA
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 6
Installation Date: March through June 2018
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: Measurements are in % by volume. Recipe 1: 83% brown (wood chips, brown leaves); 17% green (dairy/chicken manure, food waste, alfalfa hay). Recipe 2: 40% brown (wood chips, brown leaves, straw); 60% green (horse/chicken manure, barley grain, alfalfa hay)
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): From PLFA analyses on finished compost. Recipe 1: (0.3697); Recipe 2: TBD June 2019.
Sept. 30, 2020: NMSU SASC completed microbial testing on four bioreactors currently in progress. The ages of the bioreactors vary:
B1/B2 tested at 30.5 months; B5/B6 tested at 26.5 months; B7/B8 tested at 15 months; and B9/B10 tested at 14.5 months. In discussing the results with the Lab Director, he suspects that B1/B2 may have become anaerobic, causing the protozoa numbers to dip below the desired range and the ciliate numbers to be high. Otherwise, he said, the results from the other bioreactors look good. See test results for B1/B2 (PDF), for B5/B6 (PDF), for B7/B8 (PDF), and for B9/B10 (PDF). PLFA Results for July 2020: B1-B8 (PDF) and B9&B10 (PDF).
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? No, for research purposes.
Northeastern Kansas Beekeepers Assoc
Contact: Edward Darlington(opens in new window)
Location: Belton, Kansas, USA
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: just getting started
Installation Date: Haven't made any yet (April 8, 2020). Hopefully will have two to three within 6 weeks. Being slowed by virus restrictions
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: Clippings and leaves collected for garden mulch
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): none yet
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? No; we will use the for soil health where and when we are planting for pollinators especially honeybees.
Nude Greens
Contact: Alex McCall
Location: Auckland, NZ
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 1
Installation Date: June 2020
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: 100% native forest mulch. Kauri, Ponga, Cabbage tree, Manuka, other woods.
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): TBA
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? Not at this stage
OCHA SA
Contact: Enrique Miles
Location: Bustinza, Santa Fe, Argentina
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 4
Installation Date: June/July 2019
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: Dried lawn clipping (60%), dried oak leaves (35%), cow manure (5%)
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): To be measured
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? No, for internal use coating seeds and extract applications on row crops fields
Orella Ranch, Gaviota Givings
Contact: Guner Tautrim
Location: Gaviota, California, USA
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 3
Installation Date: February 2019
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: 2 units) Municipal green waste (old and partially broken down) 80% Coffee Chaff (5%) Planer shavings (10%) Chicken Manure (4%) Johnson Sue finished beam compost (>1%) (1 unit) Oak leaf duff from old growth quarcus agrifolia (coast live oak) (90%) Planer shavings (5%) Chicken manure (4%) Johnson Sue finished beam compost (>1%)
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): Tbt
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? Possibly
ÖWA Ökologische Wissensakademie gGmbH
Contact: Dietmar Spriwald(opens in new window)
Location: Hamburg, Germany
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 3
Installation Date: 2020, starting in June
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: 1. Horse manure 100% 2. Straw 50%, wood chips 10%, leaves
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): First one will be finished in June 2021
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? No
Paicines Ranch
Contact: Greg Richardson(opens in new window)
Location: Paicines, California, USA
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 1
Installation Date: August 2019
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: 1/4 chicken litter 1/4 horse manure 1/8 grape pomace 1/8 wood chips 1/8 leafy yard waste (mostly grass clippings) 1/8 straw
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): TBD
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? TBD
Pile Pro
Contact: Rob Dentremont(opens in new window)
Location: Richardson, Texas, USA
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 4
Installation Date: 1999
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: Unknown
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): Unknown
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? No
Ploumen E.S. Compost
Contact: Joh Ploumen
Location: Maastricht, the Netherlands
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 1,scaled down to 100 l volume.
Installation Date: March 17, 2020 (now ended), July 10, 2020
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: 1st trial: 100 % vermicompost, the aim is basic research, the content stays (surprisingly) 1.5 C below ambient temp. 2nd trial: 100% vermicompost, Wasse Wormen, Basic research is my secondary aim
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): 2nd trial: The F/B ratio is monitored via test unit microBIOMETER. F/B increased from 0.56 to 0.61 in 6 weeks time. F/B = 4.1 was surprisingly measured after 14 weeks residence time.
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? Not yet
Puma Springs Vineyards
Contact: Rick Kaye(opens in new window)
Location: Healdsburg, CA
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 1
Installation Date: August 15, 2017
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: Biodynamic Vineyard: chicken manure in bedding (30%), onsite landscape clippings (chipped) (30%), biomass from vegetable garden (15%) , straw bedding from goat barn (15%), llama manure (3%), finished compost (7%). All material presoaked; After tubes pulled, added biodynamic preps when temps dropped to 100F, added two pounds compost worms when temps dropped to 80 F, harvested in August 2018
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): Did not test final product but mixed in material ( 3-5 yards) with additional 15 yards of imported organic compost, and spread at rate of 5 tons/acre as base for two acres of insectary row cover crop in vineyard. Read More(opens in new window)
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? No- just for use as part of our compost program
Salisbury Plains Grazing
Contact: Paul Rogers
Location: Proserpine, Queensland, Australia
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 8
Installation Date: 1st December 2018
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: 50 % shredded Wood chip/ Leaf 50 % shredded old grassy hay. Inoculated with Mature Humic Compost.
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): At 4 months of age the reactors have reduced by 50%. Reactors never really got hot. At 4 months worms appeared. These were not added.
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? No
Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners
Contact: Sandy Powell(opens in new window)
Location: Espanola, New Mexico, USA
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 1
Installation Date: May 5, 2019
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: wood chips - 5 parts food scraps - 1 part green hay - 2 parts green weeds - 2 parts straw - 3 parts
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): not done yet
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? No - to be used onsite - New Mexico Wildlife Center
Sebastian Twilfer's Project
Contact: Sebastian Twilfer
Location: Steinfurt/NRW/Germany
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 2
Installation Date: Sept. 8, 2019
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: approximately 1/3 Leaves, 1/3 Hay containing legumes, 1/3 woody material
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio):
I found a new lab certified by Elaine Ingham in Germany - called Erdbaum - where one of my Johnson-Su bioreactor composts was tested. (Lab report (opens in new window)KP1)(opens in new window)
As a comparison I also tested some usual garden leaf compost. (Lab report KP2(opens in new window)). To my surprise it even had a little higher fungal to bacterial ratio.
Overall, it is aerobic compost, but there were signs of anaerobic conditions in both composts.
Maybe the bioreactor has gotten too much rain and was overwatered with watering one minute a day, so it seems to need less water than in an arid climate as in New Mexico or California. An exception might be in the summertime and other long periods of low relative humidity and lots of wind. Overall, a protection from rain and might be useful.
Photos of microscopic images that came with the KP1 test results.(opens in new window)
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? Would like to but have no idea about the price. So far it is for my own use.
SEI Agra Tech, Inc
Contact: Kent
Location: Elk City Okla. 73644
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 1
Installation Date: October, 2019
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: 90% wheat, haygrazer hay. 10%Alfalfa hay, 10 lbs sheep manure.
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): Updates later
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? Yes
Self sufficient home grower
Contact: Garrie Negus
Location: Tailem Bend, South Australia
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 4
Installation Date: 2 In March 2019, 2 more under construction
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: Fresh straw based piggery deep litter, layered with 6 year old dried stable bedding (failed previous experiment).
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): Still in progress. Reached mid 60c currently sitting around 35c. Has reduced by about 20%. Has good mycelleium growth.
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? Not at this time.
Senior Soil Carbon Advocate
Contact: Scott Hortop
Location: Almonte / Mississippi Mills, Ontario, Canada
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 3
Installation Date: April 2018, October 2018, October 2019
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: First Batch Mississauga Ontario - 20% small wood chips, 77% leaves of mixed origins, 2% biochar, 1% soil. Failed to add worms Second Batch Mississauga Ontario, Canada- 97% leaves of mixed origins, 2% biochar, 1% soil. Failed to add worms Third Batch Almonte Ontario (colder) 97% maple with small amount of oak leaves, 1 % biochar, 1% top soil, 1% batch 1 output. Adding worms in spring 2020.
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): Batch 1 - Harvested October 2019 after two summers, Ratio Unknown. Wild guess, F:B 1:10 Batch 2 and 3 unfinished
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? Possibly some but no price fixed yet
SH Ensilering
Contact: Søren Hertzum(opens in new window)
Location: Højslev, Midtjylland, Denmark
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 1
Installation Date: April 10, 2020
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: 60% woodchips (mainly maythorn) 30% leaves (mainly beech) 10% seaweed
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): Not finished yet
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? No, first trial.
Silver Creek Dairy, Inc
Contact: Chuck Magathan
Location: Cedar Point Kansas 66843
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 2
Installation Date: 8/30/2020
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: Bromegrass 4years old and partly decaying, bluestem grass and 2year old dairy yard manure. 10430lbs bromegrass, 9840lbs bluestem grass,8400 manure, 650 gallons whey sweet.
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): Not available at this point in time.
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? Will use on our own land first then possibly after that on rented land
Smith / Hockey
Contact: Ben Smith / Martin Hockey
Location: Trangie NSW Australia
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 2
Installation Date: June 2019
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: 3 parts deciduous leaves/woodchips 1 part cotton trash 1 part sheep manure 1 part cow manure .5 part corn hay .5 part pigeon pea whole plant 30 wild melons (camel melon) cut in half 400ltrs water 2 Ltrs Molassas 2 Ltrs kelp Trialing different additives with daily watering, including, Molassas, kelp, amino acid and SOA. Taking daily temp measurements
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): Still making
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? No
Soil Born Farms
Contact: Tyler Stowers(opens in new window)
Location: Rancho Cordova, CA, USA
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 10
Installation Date: Winter 2020
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: 100% woodchips
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): Pending
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? Possibly. If results are promising, yes.
Soil Souldiers Ltd
Contact: Anna Simmonds
Location: Wanaka, Otago, New Zealand
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 2
Installation Date: May 19, and Nov 19, 2019
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: Batch 1 = woodchips (too big) and leaf mold mostly. about 80% woodchips. Batch 2 = Small rotted woodchips, leaf mold, greens (artichoke, comfrey, dock, Sow thistle) This was a more even split of roughly 33% of each.
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): Full reports are available for samples taken at the top and the bottom of the pile. Report 1 (PDF), Report 2 (PDF) Additional comments from Anna.(opens in new window)
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? How much?: I have made compost tea and slurries for seeds from it. No price yet.
Southern Cross Agricultural Exports Pty Ltd
Contact: Miriam Neilson(opens in new window)
Location: Toowoomba, QLD Australia
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 1
Installation Date: April 2020
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: Well aged tea-tree mulch and horse manure 5:1 due to living in city and not having access to extra manures and being impatient to set up a bioreactor. Still had heat and fungal activity immediately.
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): Will update as the Bio-reactor matures
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? How much?: No
Stuart Hole’s Project
Contact: Stuart Hole
Location: Gundagai, NSW, Australia
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: one each month
Installation Date: first : Dec 2019
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: Horse manure 50%, Garden waste 40%, Wood chip 10%
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): Results due Dec 2020
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? How much?: No
Susan Macias Project
Contact: Susan Macias
Location: Duarte, CA
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 2
Installation Date: December 2019
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: 40% aged horse bedding (pine shavings) 30% horse manure 30% dry eucalyptus & oak leaves
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): Not quite finished.
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? How much?: No. I have use for it.
The Trollworks LLC
Contact: Gordon West(opens in new window)
Location: Silver City, NM, USA
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 5
Installation Date: 2016, 2019
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: 20% aged horse manure, 20% biochar, 20% pecan shell fines, 20% grass hay, 20% juniper shreds
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): 2016 batch 50:50
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? How much?: We are using it to charge biochar for sale.
TheYumaDatelandWay
Contact: Venkat Shanmugam
Location: Dateland, AZ
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 30
Installation Date: To be installed
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: We plan to create BEAM from diverse organic material. We plan to add bamboo biochar after inoculating in Panchagavya for nine days.
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): We are in process.
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? How much?: Yes. Not yet decided. COVID-19 killed 65000+ people as of May 01 2020. Could be we offer everything for free for living things.
Thompson's Orchards Ltd
Contact: Janet Thompson
Location: Blenheim, Ontario, Canada
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 1
Installation Date: May 25 2020
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: leaves and chicken litter
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): I have to wait 1 year for it to compost
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? How much?: No
Tim Parton’s Project
Contact: Tim Parton
Location: Wolverhampton, UK
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 2
Installation Date: April 20, 2020
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: Horse manure
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): To be determined
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? How much?: No.
Timothy Farms, LLC
Contact: Chris Martin
Location: Willow Spring, NC, USA
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 1
Installation Date: 12/6/2020
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: By volume approximate materials: ~88% yard leaves, ~8% grass clippings, ~4% other (bark, pine needles, twigs)
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): Too early for me to test
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? How much?: no
Trent Sanderson's Farm
Contact: Trent Sanderson
Location: Clare, Illinois, USA
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 5
Installation Date: November 2018 to April 2019
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: Dry Barnyard cattle manure 50% Grass hay 50%
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): In progress
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? No
UCCE Master Gardener San Mateo/San Francisco
Contact: Norine Cepernich(opens in new window)
Location: San Carlos, CA, USA
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 1
Installation Date: July 20, 2019
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: 25% Hedge clippings, chipped and dried 50% Seasoned oak leaves 25% Goat bedding of straw with droppings
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): No results until July 20, 2020
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? No
Villanueva Fields
Contact: Katherine Bueler(opens in new window)
Location: Villanueva, NM, USA
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 1
Installation Date: April 2019
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: I got Reunity Resources dry compost, plus gallon of red worm compost, and instead of spreading the compost decided to enliven it. I spread it over 1/3 acre in mid Nov 2019, after flood irrigating and before rain/snow. Now I will refill the bioreactor with fine cottonwood chips, and old moistened hay, and wait until next fall, dipping in to make compost tea in the spring and summer.
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): N/A, Looking for access to a microscope.
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? No
Whanganui Project
Contact: David
Location: Whanganui, New Zealand
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 1
Installation Date: October 25, 2020
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: 45% - Pea Hay 30% - Wood chips (combination of young and old shredded shoots) 20% - Dried grass clippings 5% - Organic sheep pellets
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): Not finished yet
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? Will be using on our land
White Buffalo Land Trust
Contact: Jesse Smith(opens in new window)
Location: Santa Barbara, CA, USA
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 3
Installation Date: October 8, 2018
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: 50% county mulch (chipped yard waste) 50% horse manure
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): N/A
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? Not yet
Wilmot Cattle Co
Contact: Stuart Austin(opens in new window)
Location: Hernani, NSW Australia
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 3
Installation Date: July 2017
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: 25% Greenwaste - lawn clippings & leaves 25% Fine wood shavings 25% Coarse wood shavings 25% Sorghum straw/mulch
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): We did a Microbewise for Compost test on all three units. - Total Bacteria - 1) 68.9mg/kg 2) 87.9mg/kg 3) 90/8mg/kg - Total Fungi - 1) 270.4mg/kg 2) 547.3mg/kg 3) 712.7 mg/kg - Fungi: Bacteria - 1) 3.9 2) 6.2 3) 7.8 - Total microorganisms - 1) 356.6mg/kg 2) 655.9mg/kg 3) 819.5mg/kg - Protozoa - 1) 17.3mg/kg 2) 20.6mg/kg 3) 16mg/kg - Mycorrhizal fungi - 1) 44.6mg/kg 2) 63.6mg/kg 3) 74.8mg/kg - Carbon - 1) 164.8mg/kg 2) 300.6mg/kg 3) 374.1mg/kg Full Report of Test Results:Page 1 (PDF), Page 2 (PDF), Page 3 (PDF)
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? No
Work in Beauty
Contact: Peter Owl McCabe(opens in new window)
Location: Ramah, NM
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 6
Installation Date: August 2018
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: 60% shredded straw, 30% goat bedding, 10% weeds
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): 6.6
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? no
Worrolong Produce
Contact: Tom Mitchell
Location: Winerie, Western Australia, Australia
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 2
Installation Date: July 23 2018
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: Eucalyptus wood chips and leaves. All materials were the product of roadside pruning put through a mulches. Soaked in a mixture of water, fish emulsion, kelp and molasses. Added 250g of worms in December 2018.
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): Not expecting maturity until September 2019 due to nature of starting materials.
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? No. The plan is to use it as a seed inoculant for a commercial pumpkin crop. Also a soil treatment for existing citrus orchard.
Wright's Farm
Contact: Josh Wright
Location: Lewistown, Montana, USA
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 1
Installation Date: Still being made as of July 29, 2019
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: 5 yards pig manure, 6 yards cow manure
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): Update(opens in new window)
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? No.
Zsámbok Biokert
Contact: Matthew Hayes(opens in new window)
Location: 2116 Zsámbok, Szent László utca 56, Hungary
Number of Johnson-Su Bioreactors: 1
Installation Date: March 4, 2020
Materials used to make BEAM and in what ratio: Mixed farmyard manure (FYM). By weight 40% beef steer manure; 30% wheat straw; 15% pig manure; 15% horse manure (all at 70% moisture).
Results of finished BEAM (Fungal:Bacterial Ratio): no result yet
Do you plan to offer your BEAM for sale? on-farm use
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