by Phillip
(Hayward, CA)
I have a flow-through bin up off the ground that is 29" wide x 41" long x 22" high. It has a hinged lid. I bought 1,000 Red Wriggler worms to start. Initial bedding was compost from my 30" round compost bin. I originally fed mostly table scraps, tea grounds, egg shells, spoiled lettuce, and coffee grounds. I soon started adding partially a composted horse manure & wood shavings mixture.
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Jan 30, 19 09:15 AM
Hello, do you offer mealworms from darkling beetles? I am traveling to Uganda and would like to start a farm for chickens.
Jan 29, 19 09:39 AM
We eat a lot of eggs and have a lot of eggshells in the top two layers. I, unfortunately, have not been adding paper items to our worm farm when I add
Jan 21, 19 09:50 AM
Hello kind people; I am a missionary in Haiti and am interested in viticulture in composting urine diverting dry toilets for community use. I am leaning