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Worm Farms : Ecologically Friendly Fertilizing

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Oh my! what an amazing experience owning my own 1200 worms is.   Folks this is quite something!

I was a tad taken back however when someone told me  that  these little guys (all 1200 of them) are very partial to a little diversity when it comes to meals.

Now if  you know nothing about being ‘a full on, you beauty, why didn’t I do all this before, in your face worm farmer’ - then this post could be just what you need.

If you are thinking about getting seriously into worm farming then you need to  know what to feed your new resident worms to ensure that they grow up to be healthy, happy worms.

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Here is a sample Menu that I  was given when I started Worm Farming.

  • FRUIT -  watermelon, bananas, mangos, grapes, peaches and nectarines peelings
  • VEGETABLES - carrots, potatos, zucchinis, corn cobs, broccoli, beans and pumpkin peelings and scraps etc
  • MEAL LEFTOVERS – cooked vegetables, stewed and fresh fruit
  • OTHER FOODS – cheese, the occasional feed of bread, cake and biscuits. Egg shells (crushed), tomatoes,oranges and grapefruits.
  • FROM THE OCEAN – seaweed
  • TEA AND COFFEE? – Yes, like tea bags and coffee grounds
  • FROM THE CLEANING CUPBOARD - vacuum cleaner dust
  • HOUSEHOLD ADDITIONS - sawdust and soaked cardboard
  • OTHER STUFF – hair clippings and aged pet poo.

Important: Ensure that the ‘pet poo’ you choose is free of vermicides as these are specifically designed to kill worms in cats, dogs and other animals.

And, another things folks, remember the little suckers only enjoy ‘aged poo’ in moderation.

Also – ‘Well Fed Does Not Mean ‘FAT’

‘Well Fed Worms’ however, will happily keep to their side  of the  business arrangement and manufacture , via their worm castings and liquid,  a premium and environmentally friendly fertilizer for your roses and other plants as well.

Direct From The Worm Farm!

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2 Responses to “Worm Farms : Ecologically Friendly Fertilizing”

  1. LARRY MOORE says:

    What is liquid worm castings?

    It is an organic soil amendment made from 100% earthworm castings without additives.
    It is a highly concentrated liquid easily applied through all irrigations/drip systems or foliar
    spray and mixes readily with water, other fertilizers and herbicides.
    4 It is 100% biogradeable, non-toxic, and will not harm the environment.
    It is a biological load of trillions of micro-organisms (beneficial bacteria and fungi) per gram.
    It has more than 12 of the most needed elements for the normal development of the plant.
    It is a biochemical substance which includes humic and fulvic acids, as well as auxins,
    gibberllins, and amino acids, among other growth enhancers.
    What will liquid worm castings do for you?

    It has high chelating qualities which facilitates better uptake of nutrients.
    This means less use of other fertilizers and more balance in the soil.
    It improves the physical, chemical, and biological conditions of the soil.

    It helps the plant handle stress from herbicide, prolonged overdoses of
    agrochemicals, frosts, droughts, etc.

    It facilitates the absorption of nutrients by increasing cellular permeability.

    It stops retro-gradation of cations and releases tied up minerals into the soil.

    and it has natraul insect repellantcy

    cuts down irragation by up to 50 percent

    1 ounce will do 1000 sq ft
    a gallon will do 3 acres
    55 gallon will do 165 acres
    cost about 55.00 a acre or les than 1 cent a square ft
    for more info contact me by email or call 970-359-2535
    thanks
    larry

    • RGM says:

      Hi There Larry

      Well thank you so much for your wonderful and informative comment in response to, and in support of, this post. We have no doubt that our readers will be most grateful (as we are) for your input.

      Big Blooming Thanks
      Sherry n Margarita

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