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Compost better with these 5 tips!

Being a Jill-of-all-trades, I like to dabble in a bit of everything interesting. So what happens when you mix vermicomposting (worm composti...

A rabbit hutch worm farm reduces waste and generates valuable organic fertilizer. Place worm bins under a rabbit hutch. The waste falls into the bins.

I've been looking forward to writing this post for quite some time now. As I mentioned in the post about my restaurant vermicomposting project, the trench idea started as somewhat desperate attempt to deal with the large quantities of food waste I've been receiving each week. Since that time, it has become much more than

by Adam Tomash, copyright MOFGA, 2007 This article describes a system for processing waste vegetable matter with red wiggler worms (Eisenia fetida). It begins with construction directions for two worm bins and their base and ends with a list of materials and tools needed. This worm composting system has the following advantages: It is made … Building a Homemade Worm Composting System Read More »

Ten Fruits Worms Love to Eat - From Uncle Jim's Worm Farm Newsletter, 9/11/2013

Making compost is one of the most crucial jobs in an organic garden. But which method you choose to use can be important. There are a range of different ways to compost in your garden.

From worms and kitchen waste comes a potent homemade soil booster, courtesy of vermicomposting

The importance or you can say utility of the worm compost bin is certainly known to those who have backyard fellows or garden spaces. A question might be poppin…