Friday, May 14, 2010

Red worm farming tips



worm Farming tips

  • Keep farm in a dark place or all day shade if outside.
  • Add bedding (shredded newspaper/cardboard) to eliminate smell, to soak up moisture and prevent mold and fungus.
  • Keep worms moist (food scraps will usually provide enough moisture). Simply mist water on bedding if it becomes dry.
  • Every few months, harvest the castings for plants and excess worms to start a new bin for yourself or a friend.
  • Happy worms will churn through waste and be prolific breeders. Eggs sacs, juveniles, and mature adults will be present.
  • Worms are hardy critters, but need to be protected from extreme temperatures and sunlight.
  • Feed worms eggshells, cardboard, paper, fruit and vegetable scraps, coffee grounds, yard clippings, cow and horse manure.
  • Do not feed worms dairy, meat, grease, dog or cat feces or bones.
More about Red Wigglers/ Composting Worms/ Red Worms at TexasRedWorms.com

Thursday, May 13, 2010

Texas Red Wigglers




Composting worms ¢


Red Worms are great for composting and specialize in turning household waste into castings that give your plants, gardens, and lawns an all-natural boost like nothing else.

Red wigglers are a great way to reduce waste, garden smart, and save money.