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how to make a wormery | Worm composting, or vermiculture, is a fun and easy way to turn your organic waste into plant food and is ideal for people who don’t have space for a full size composter. You don’t even need a garden – you can keep your wormery indoors and produce compost for houseplants and window boxes. A wormery is also a great way to introduce children to gardening and the environment as they can help to build and care for the wormery.

Few opportunities arise in life that offer the possibility of teaching, learning, giving back, being environmentally friendly all the while earning an income in the process like worm farming. At one point in the past, worm farming was more...

A worm bed or bin is an excellent way to reduce food waste and repurpose food scraps and kitchen scraps into worm compost. Set up a habitat with bedding material, add a red worm or red wiggler population, keep them moist and fed, and enjoy compost and worm castings. #how #make #worm #bed

First written October 14, 2014, Updated April 20, 2020 Why would anyone want to raise worms? Well if you have a vegetable garden it’s one of the best things you can do! Earthworms and red

My Outdoor In-Ground Worm Bed will give me the ability to raise a much larger amount of worms and keep them alive through even the harshest of winters. I’ve raised compost worms for several years now in the basement of my home. Raising worms in the basement is not a bad idea. It’s amazing how many worms can be raised in a relatively small area. A few good size bins can support a good many worms. It also works out nicely in the winter time when it’s freezing cold outside, or in the heat of…

What are the best worm bedding materials for your vermicompost bin? These 12 options are cheap and easy to find, plus keep worms healthy!

Milli | Homesteading & Homemaking on Instagram: "Comment WORMS to get my free quick start guide to worms. Compost worms can turn food scraps into compost in as little as 90 days. Try this DIY worm bin! I have tried a few different ways to worm farm and this is my favorite system. And surprisingly it’s the simplest and least expensive. I added 2,000 worms from @unclejimswormfarm to this bin. You can find a link in my bio for the worms! Will you be becoming a worm farmer? #compostworms…

Hire some redworms to do the heavy lifting; worm composting is fun! This tutorial shows you start to finish how to do your own...

Read our article or watch our video and we'll prove to you why worm composting rocks and show how to make a budget-friendly wormery of your own...

By Charles Sanders Issue #112 • July/August, 2008 If you are looking for a way to earn extra income, a retirement job, or even a new livelihood, then raising earthworms might just be the thing. This is one occupation that will certainly keep you close to the soil—sometimes up to your elbows in it. The […]