Details On Setting Up A Worm Farm

Apr 24

A worm farm is an excellent way to recycle leftover scraps and other household waste. Worm farming can be done by anyone. The worm castings (vermicast) that worms produce are a wonderfully rich soil that is used on gardens, lawn and plants.

Worm Factory 360

Click to get more information about the Worm Factory 360

Red Wiggler Composting Worms

Go to Red Wiggler Composting Worms to find out more.

how to make a worm farm, red wiggler worms, vermicast, worm bin, worm castings, worm compost, worm composting, worm farming, worms

Comments

Winter Compost Making Using A Worm Farm « Wormfarming Blog

January 6th, 2011 at 8:48 AM

[…] Worm Farm What if you could create rich compost inside the house without the wind-rain-sleet-or-snow trek to the backyard pile? You can with vermiculture. Vermiculture aka worm composting is the latest in sustainable gardening practices. In addition it’s a fun project for adults or kids and you can do it conveniently year round. […]
Celebrate Compost Week « Wormfarming Blog

April 14th, 2011 at 8:33 AM

[…] Worm Farming We are also holding composting and worm farming workshops on Saturday 30 April at Transition Bondi Community Garden. Each participating household gets a free compost bin or worm farm voucher and will learn a range of handy tips. […]
Vermicomposting Project « Wormfarming Blog

May 10th, 2011 at 9:51 AM

[…] Worm Farming Vermiculture is the culturing of earthworms to produce vermi compost that can be used as fertilizers to bring the soil back to life. Prolonged used of the vermicompost increases soil life and fertility and is often regarded as “nature’s perfect organic fertilizer” which is very appropriate for use by the organic farmers. […]
Eight Ways To Compost « Wormfarming Blog

June 8th, 2011 at 8:02 AM

[…] Worm Farming Want to compost, but not sure where to start? Confused about the difference between hot compost and cold compost? Considering worm composting, or perhaps even grub composting? […]
Worm Composting Tips & Ideas « Wormfarming Blog

August 1st, 2011 at 8:38 AM

[…] Worm Farming Worm composting uses red wiggler worms to break down compost. Learn how to compost with worms with the help of a garden specialist in this free video. […]