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Apr 29th 2009 Composting With Earthworms

Everyone tells us that compost is a great advantage to the backyard but many of us can’t be concerned to take the time to generate a serviceable compost.

Happily there are hundreds of little workers in the patch who will work overtime to turn your garden waste into the most useful type of compost for free.

Naturally I’m talking about composting worms. Keeping a worm farm takes up barely any room and the mere presence means you will have a handy way to use kitchen odds and ends and surplus organic waste. The castings that worms turn out are rich in nutrients and are suitable to condition the dirt when added in satisfactory quantities.

A worm farm will not give off an odor, is cheap to buy and sustain and easy to use. There are heaps of ready made cheap worm farms to be had. Some of the best are made of plastic and can be stacked in trays on top of one another allowing the worms to move straightforwardly from one section to another in search of food, leaving you with the compost to move straight to the soil.

As for the worms themselves, there are many places online to buy cheap composting worms in bulk. Around 30,000 worms will turn over 2 pounds of waste per day and you will be amazed at the amount of compost created. A worm farm can be established with an original group of 200 worms and they will begin to grow as they feed and grow.

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