This week we are going to start exploring a topic that may be a little more interesting for all you vermiphiles (‘worm lovers’) out there – that’s right,
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Home Made Worm Tumblers
“We are a family on a very small budget and cannot afford to purchase the tumblers that separate the castings from the worms and bedding so our question
Worm Breeders: Are The Required To Breed Worms?
“If you want to breed worms for fishermen do you need specifically a worm breeder or can you use a worm compost maker? Thanks” ~ Debi Hi Debi,
The Myth of Cutting a Worm In Half
“Is it true if you cut a worm in half that both parts will regenerate and you will have 2 worms?” ~ Steve Hi Steve – before you
Worm Science 101 – Worm Anatomy;
Worm Science 101 – Worm Anatomy; As mentioned in the last newsletter, this week we’re going to be getting into some earthworm biology – specifically, we’ll take a
Volume Of Worm Castings To Use On A Garden
“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
Facial Tissues & Paper Towels In Worm Composting
“Can you put stuff like facial tissues, used paper towels etc in the worm bin?” ~ Al Hi Al – the short answer is YES. You can definitely
Aerobin Backyard Composting System
“Does the aerobin also contain worms?” ~ Mary That’s an interesting question, Mary! Truth be told, I had never heard of an ‘Aerobin’ until I saw your question,
Worm Science 101 – Worm Classification;
I can almost hear the collective groan. Science? Who wants to learn about that? 🙂 Don’t worry, I promise to go easy on you… this week. All joking
Covering Worm Beds
“Should the worm bed be covered with a tarp etc?” ~ Chris Hi Chris, It is definitely not a bad idea to cover any exposed worm beds and windrows
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