Leverett resident Ben Goldberg is well-known for displaying worm bins and fielding questions about vermiculture, also known ...

Mr Calder produces and sells "worm tea" — essentially worm castings, or worm poo, in liquid form. It's becoming increasingly popular with farmers who are keen to move away from using synthetic ...

Worm composting, or vermiculture, adds important nutrients to and suppresses pathogens in your soil, uses organic kitchen ...

As new food scraps are added, the worms migrate toward the top to feed, leaving their castings below. Then, you'll release the bottom and harvest the bounty. This system is called a continuous flow ...

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5. The castings (worm excrement) produced by the worms are harvested in a turn-filter, separating the worms from the castings. Worms can be used for bait or placed back in the cycle again.

Worms, especially red wigglers, get the honorable mint-ion for creating worm castings, which you can use just as you would compost, spreading the nutrient-rich material over the topsoil of the ...

Worms can live for up to 10 years. Worms eat their own weight in organic waste, soil and minerals and excrete their own weight in castings daily, which makes compost and enriches the soil.