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Worm Compost Harvesting (Vermiculture)

I know what you are thinking. “He blogs about socio-politics, he blogs about food and now he blogs about worms!”
Why worms? Who would in their right mind would blog about WORMS? And who would read?
That’s the whole idea about blogging, isn’t it? To share your thoughts, opinion, ideas, beliefs, interests, hobbies or whatever, so that [...]

More Info On VermiCulture/Worm Compost

Hi to all who are interested in the Vermiculture/ Worm Compost.
If you need to get hold of some of the worms to start your own worm farm or to get the just the worm compost as fertilizer - here are some info.
My friend started this Vermiculture project about 2 years ago. And I just joined him [...]

Building Your Own Worm Farm

                                                                                              Here is a way of building your own worm farm out of reused and recycled materials.
You will require:
Old carpet or sack if available (optional)
Three phone books or some bricks
1 piece of corrugated iron 600 x 600mm
3 or 4 car tyres of a similar size
35 Saturday newspapers (approx)
1 small container ( to collect liquid)
Old onion [...]

Worm Farm

  
                                                                                                                                                                                                                    Feeding organic waste to worms gives people an effective and easy way to turn food scraps into a rich fertilizer. Adding worm casts or worm tea (liquid produced in the composting process) to the soil promotes soil fertility, moisture retention, and encourages plant growth. Worm composting is easy and fun and can be done [...]

Worms In The Bin

Here some photos of the worms in my compost bin. You have to really squint your eyes to be able to see the worms - sorry!

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