BRF is good to start with and learn the process but almost everyone who gets more into the hobby will eventually move to grain. Grain is great but its definitely a bit more challenging and unforgiving than BRF because of endospores that live in the grain, requires a pressure cooker (BRF can get away with just a boiling pot) and clean spore syringes β or other methods like agar or liquid cultures (to ensure no contams). I post a bit about my agar work in my thread.
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