Link to the variety of home-made fertilisers to improve vegetable growing?

[Samuel1988]

Evening,

I was just curious to know about the variety of home made fertilisers available to the vegetable grower to help in vegetable growing.

Whilst reading around I have come across many different things I can use(e.g. composting, bokashi composting, making compost tea, using grass clippings to make a liquid fertiliser, fish emulsion, bone meal) to aid me when I start growing vegetables for the first time.

I was just wondering if anyone had a link which summerises all the available home made fertilisers for the vegetable grower and in which situation to use each one?

Or if someone could type in a list of what they know.

Thanks for your help,

Samuel

[StaryD]

Here is a page that I found a while ago about Comfrey, We use the Comfrey tea on almost everything.
Growing and Using Comfrey for Gardeners including Comfrey Liquid Fertiliser or Tea
Nettle tea is also good as a fertiliser also grass clippings steeped in water for a month or 2 (or longer if possible) is another good one.
All 3 are very high in nitrogen.

[Two_Sheds]

Or if someone could type in a list of what they know.

Or, you could look through the old threads for what we've already written, cheeky chappie