“Hello – We just started. Used peat moss as a bedding material. I juice a lot and want to use my juice leavings for worm food. When you
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“Hello – We just started. Used peat moss as a bedding material. I juice a lot and want to use my juice leavings for worm food. When you
 Reader responses to our previous post on UNCo’s worm farming system… “Dear Bentley, I looked into the Unco system about four years ago; it is a slick, professional,
“First of all, thank you for putting out a newsletter. It is very informative! My question is this. I am considering buying red worms to add to my
“Are you familiar with a company called UNCO? If so, what do you know about their worm growing system? Is it a viable system? Thanks for your input”
“What would be a good worm farm design to build for classroom use? It needs to be relatively small and have access areas to observe how the worms
“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
“What types of kitchen food stuffs should not be put in the worm bin?” ~ Mike Good question Mike, There is a lot of ‘gray area’ when it
“Hi, I have read that worm farming can be profitable and I would like assistance on how to set-up a worm farm. Any help would be great.” ~
“I found the newsletter on manure very informative. I do have a question concerning manure for worms. I do not have much access to “regular” animal farm manure,
“Just read your current newsletter (3 Apr) Regarding species of worms – what will survive with least attention in Vermont? I would love to be able to use
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