Diy worm compost bin

Making a DIY worm farm is a rewarding way to reduce kitchen waste while producing nutrient-rich compost for your garden. By learning how to make a worm compost bin, you’re taking a step towards sustainable living. It's not only beneficial for your plants but also helps in cutting down waste that would otherwise end up in landfills. This guide outlines ten different ways to build your worm farm, making it easy for anyone to get started, regardless of your DIY skills or space constraints…

A couple of weeks ago, when I was sick, I kept things local instead of heading out into the wilderness. Perfectly timed was the Spring Edition of the Pinterest Challenge hosted by Katie and Sherry…

Worm bins are a simple way to compost food scraps. Learn about some of the nuances and worm bin problems facing beginners and how to fix them.

Embrace worm composting! Our guide simplifies the process, helping you create nutrient-rich soil for a thriving garden.

Learn the benefits of worm farming and how to build your own DIY worm bin at home! From indoor to outdoor setups, create nutrient-rich worm castings and worm tea for your garden. 🌱 Start your vermicomposting journey today with this easy guide! #WormFarming #Composting101 #DIYGarden #SustainableLiving

On Monday night I went down to the old re-purposed high school that is the FoodShare headquarters for a fun and informative night on how to best get …

At work yesterday I built this worm composting bin from 8 bricks, 3 Ikea Trofast storage bins, 1 Trofast lid, PVC pipe, caulking, and some bailing wire. This is truly the lazy man's worm bin. The two hours includes the time it took me to go to the hardware store and buy the bailing wire. Everything else I had on hand. I started by drawing a 1" grid on the top and middle bins (but not the bottom one) with a sharpie. If you want the sharpie to come off use rubbing alcohol on it after you drill…

Keep worms happy year-round with this easy-to-build underground worm farm. Words: Nadene Hall Photos: Ben Elms Ben Elms (aka Dr Compost) has been experimenting with an underground worm-farm system suitable for hot and cold regions especially those such as Central Otago, which can experience freezing winters. The method (see instructions below) involves three to five bucket worm farms dug directly into the ground. Worms like to be warmer than 10°C and regular worm farms struggle in the colder…

Find this post and other gardening/DIY tips on my Gardening Pinterest board DIY Worm Compost Bin I shared this post originally in May 2012 – but it’s one my most popular posts and I wanted to bring it back for those of you who haven’t seen it. Worms creep me out. Sorry, it’s true. But Continue Reading

DIY worm bin built in minutes and on a Budget