Hopefully I didn’t frustrate to many people with all the scientific article references in the last newsletter. If I did, let me apologize in advance, since there will
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Hopefully I didn’t frustrate to many people with all the scientific article references in the last newsletter. If I did, let me apologize in advance, since there will
“I read all the articles that you send to me and just want to say thanks for all the info. I don’t know if I missed some info
Welcome back everyone. I hope you enjoyed the holiday season! As you may recall, back in December we started talking about ‘Worm Castings’, and have already dedicated two
Last newsletter we started our coverage of the topic of ‘worm castings’ which, as mentioned, can commonly be referred to as vermicompost (although technically a different material). This
“I have a query about castings. I have a tower bin system where the bottom bin has a tap and collects the worm tea. How should I be
As promised, this week we are going to dive into the topic of ‘worm castings’ – it is a fascinating topic (well, for me anyway – haha) and
“It is said that we can continuously add raw substrates to the worm bin to feed the worms, while it is also said that we can harvest vermicast
“I love your newsletter. Thanks for taking the time to send it out so often! My question is this: I just started my first worm bin a couple
“How much of the castings do I use on the garden?” ~ Conrad Great question, Conrad – undoubtedly something that a lot of people must wonder about. One
“I have a rather big worm farm in Paraguay. The average temperature here is 35 degrees Celsius. I am looking for faster methods to obtain the worms castings. Could
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