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# FAQ de BOKASHI

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<summary>De onde veio a palavra bokashi? </summary>

Do Japão. A palavra é japonesa (ぼかし, "sombreamento/graduação" — referindo-se ao processo gradual de fermentação).&#x20;

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<summary>De onde veio a prática do bokashi?</summary>

A técnica foi sistematizada pelo Dr. Teruo Higa na Universidade das Ryukyus, em Okinawa, nos anos 1980, reunida com seu trabalho de inoculante de microrganismos eficazes (EM).\
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O bokashi foi amplamente adotado na América Latina nos anos 90 e 2000. A EMBRAPA, o INTA Costa Rica e a agricultura de pequenos produtores colombianos כולם o adotaram e o adaptaram a insumos locais: melaço de cana, casca de arroz, esterco de galinha, biochar, microrganismos de florestas nativas em vez de EM importado.&#x20;

Até agora, a *versão latino-americana* é uma prática regional genuinamente distinta — receitas diferentes, substratos diferentes, muitas vezes anaeróbica seguida de aeróbica em vez de estritamente anaeróbica.

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