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Adding Worms to Your Worm Bin

Posted on March 30, 2012 by Larry Braley

Now that you have the bedding prepared and in the worm bin, it’s time to add worms! Red Worm—Red Wiggler—Esenia Fetida—these are just a few of the names for the little guy that is your composting friend. He/she, as it is … Continue reading →

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How to Make Bedding for Your Worm Bin

Posted on March 27, 2012 by Larry Braley

As I discussed in the last post, raising worms to produce compost is fun, easy and a great source of high-powered, all-natural, fertilizer for your garden and seedlings. Now that you have your worm bin made, it’s time to put … Continue reading →

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How to Make a Simple Worm Bin

Posted on March 23, 2012 by Larry Braley

Worms are God’s soil-building machines—a virtual humus creating factory as Thomas Barrett would say. They can rapidly convert organic matter and vegetable scraps into high-nutrient compost and castings (worm poop) for your garden and other uses. There is much research … Continue reading →

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