Worm Farming, Castings and all things Vermiculture

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Learn More: https://skippydumpster.wordpress.com/... At 10:25 is compost that went through the bin during the warm summer months. At 15:58 is winter a full two months in the winter. Look at the difference temperature makes. Worms are much more active in the summer. Composting link Compost Tea link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdE4fwzsqeY The above is to remind me to link the videos once they are made. If you don't see a link by July 2016 send me a reminder to add the link. Thanks :)

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I raise worms in my extra bedroom with food scraps made into slushies and my bins never smell.

do worm castings lose their quality if you store them for say 3 months in bags?

wow

Hey man, great setup!
Do you have a link or some info on the Thermometer/heating coil setup?
Just made a big ol 4x2 bin and looking to keep it heated over the winter!

Dude your video is awesome lol you are hilarious

"You don't want that shit in your house"

You misspelled too at 8:46.

Thanks for your information about worms. I'm just starting out with my own compost / worm bin. My question is about coffee grinds, is there such a thing about adding to much coffee grinds for the worms? I also add the left over coffee from the pot to water the compost / worms. Plus all the vegetables scraps from the week. BTW I live in Louisiana and I'm disabled and trying to start a worm business. Again thank you for the information. Don't worry about being lazy, so am I.

What would you do to keep fire ants out?

where did you buy the initial red wigglers? Are those Uncle Ned's? They look so healthy! Great video.

"Meh... there's a corn cob..." :)

Great video and very informative. Thanks!

Thanks for the great info -- using those dishwasher racks (or steaming trays) is brilliant - I've kept my bin in a large rubbermade container going without extra heat for a few years here in Colorado, but I might try your heating idea, one cold snap I did lose most of the worms. Question - I've always used shredded newspaper as bedding (I use veg scraps to feed them), do you not need any bedding because you're using compost feed, or because of the stack system?