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Starting A Worm Farm/Worm Farming In Our Basement

How to start a #wormfarm #farmstead

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Why I always put kitchen scraps in my raised beds #vermicomposting

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'Worm Mom' turns waste into compost gold

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Vermicomposting for Beginners

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How to Harvest Worm Castings from a Simple Worm Compost Bin

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How to a Start Worm Farm at Home: Learn About Vermiculture

Earthworms are amazing garden pals – and powerful composters. Learn how to harness their talents by vermicomposting, and start your own home DIY worm farm! http://gardenerspath.com/how-to/composting/worm-farming-vermiculture/

Worm Composting Basics for Beginners

Use nature's digesters to eliminate food waste.

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DIY Vermicomposting Made Easy - Iowa Worm Composting

Do you think worm composting is hard? It can be as easy as adding composting worms to an outdoor composting pile. Worms have been doing well on their own for millions of years. They still do and you can benefit! #vermicomposting #wormcomposting

Should I Add Worms to My Garden or Compost?

Ever considered adding earthworms to the garden? They’re the perfect little helpers; find out how they help nourish soil and compost.

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Compost vs. Fertilizer – What’s The Difference?

Compost vs. Fertilizer – What’s The Difference? Article by GardenTabs.com #garden #gardening #gardendesign #gardenideas #gardeningtips

Can We Grow Plants Only In Vermicompost?

You can grow plants only in compost; however, it is best if you don’t. Compost is not a substitute for soil. Plants need soil for many nutrients which are absent in compost. Using pure compost can also result in lower output, stunted growth, and even death in some plants.