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HI Foles, our labs can do things like sugars profile also mineral content - Mg, Ca, Na, Cl, etc. The problem will be that one-off or small batches of analyses tend to cost $$ :( Dom

I have been told that a cupful would be plenty - I guess a couple of hundred grams or thereabouts. the free testing on offer at the Open Day will be pH, electroconductivity, hydrophobicity and plant available phosphorus. Dom

Hi All, This Saturday (25th August) between 10-12 there will be free testing of alcohol levels in homebrew at the ChemCentre open day, bring a sample of your beer and see how it compares. For those that are also into growing things there will be free soil testing as well! Hope to see you...

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try here, I believe they are in Perth although prices are in US dollars http://www.tibbs-vision.com/maltrice/ Dommy

grain and grape have simple online strike water temp calculator here strike temp calculator However no mention of type of mash tun used Dommy

I am tempted to order some of the hop plant rhyzomes from Grumpys for the 'homegrown' homebrew, but wonder if there are some sort of restrictions on bringing live plants into WA. Having seen the warnings at the airport and at the quaranteen post at the Eucla I don't fancy a visit from the boys...

I have made a few attempts at gluten free for the inlaws, its not the best but if you haven't been able to drink beer for 2 years anything goes just about! I malted corn (maize) and buckwheat, drying the corn in the sun but not roasting. The buckwheat was roasted until a fairly dark colour in...

hydroponics shops often sell peroxide solutions for oxygenation, not sure what % though