JMS as Poultry Feed
Hello everyone, am just wondering if JMS can be given to animal like poultry as drink or use to mix their feed. Am having this notion because of the use of IMO in making the feed particularly for poultry which I believe JMS is also IMO.
Appreciation please.
The answer
I do not recommend putting JMS in animal food.
From the KNF library
From the KNF library
Drafted by Claude from Office Hours and the books
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Sep 2026
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4 sources
JMS is not the IMO used in poultry feed. It mostly feeds existing biology as a prebiotic and does not deliver Master Cho's actual IMO microbes. (Office Hours Ep. 14, 55:30)
Asked whether pigs can have JMS, Drake said no. Feed pig food fermented with IMO4 and KNF protectors instead. (Office Hours Ep. 31, 1:04:23)
For chickens, the library names IMO4 as the feed ingredient, at up to 10% of the feed. (Office Hours Ep. 35, 43:30)
JMS also spoils fast. After 3 to 5 days, anaerobic putrefaction microbes take over from the worker microbes. Make a fresh batch. (Office Hours Ep. 42, 47:40)
The library says nothing direct about JMS as a chicken drink or feed additive.
Sources
- 55:30 Office Hours Ep. 14 (Jan 2022) — JADAM Sulfur, Humic Acid From Compost, C90 Seawater Ratio · “it mostly feeds existing biology as a prebiotic rather than delivering Master Cho's actual IMO microbes”
- 1:04:23 Office Hours Ep. 31 (May 2022) — Cucumber Beetle Armor, No-Smell Chicken Coop, Biochar for Dry Soil · “No; feed pig food fermented with IMO4 and KNF protectors instead.”
- 43:30 Office Hours Ep. 35 (Jun 2022) — Gray IMO, Protector Overuse, Chicken Feed Ratios · “IMO-4 can be up to 10% of the feed.”
- 47:40 Office Hours Ep. 42 (Aug 2022) — Nematodes, NPK Cycling, IMO Microscopy, Soldier Fly Larvae · “after 3 to 5 days anaerobic zombie putrefaction microbes take over from the worker microbes”
