Raising Worms.
Raising Worms.
When thinking of “raising Worms”, composting worms are one the easiest types. Red wigglers are one of the most accessible varieties to find as most hardware store now stock them. These are the type of worm that you can take home and start feeding your vegetable scraps too. The most common problems people have with raising worms is that they either: feed the worms too much or , keep the worm farm too wet.
Throughout my book “Worm Farming for Beginners” you will find the do’s and don’ts of beginner worm farming. Check out the contents page below:
Contents
5 – Nature’s Friend Poem
8 – Why Have a Worm Farm
13 – What is a Worm
16 – The Framework of a Worm
18 – How Worms Reproduce
20 – How Worms Breathe
20 – How Worms Move
21 – How Worms Eat
22 – Different Housing Structures
24 – Bedding Material
26 – Bathtub Worm Farm
30 – Garden Bed Worm Farm
34 – Styrofoam Box Worm Farm
38 – Garbage Can Worm Farm
43 – What to Feed the Worms
45 – How to Feed the Worms
46 – Herbs for the Worm Farm
48 – Castings, Vermicast and Worm Juice
49 – Harvesting the Worms, Vermi-Compost and Juice
50 – Using the Vermi-Compost and Juice
52 – General Info
54 – Whats Wrong with the Worm Farm (FAQ)
60 – The Land Beneath Our Feet Poem
62 – Wiggly Jokes
64 – Games
72 – Colour Me In
74 – Game Answers
79 – Notes and Observations
85 – Bibliography and Recommended Reading
86 – Glossary
90 – Index
By the end of reading this book you’ll never have to find a website like mine again!!
Happy Worm Farming!!