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Earthworm Water Hyacinth Project Vietnam - From 2012, Anphu earthworm Co.,Ltd has launched campaign to help poor farmer along river to take water-hyacinth to raise earthworm. Why water hyacinth is a problem? Water-hyacinth blocks waterways and limits boat traffic, recreation, flood control and wildlife use. By producing a dense canopy at the water surface, this exotic pest plant shades out native submersed plant species and can uproot native emergent species that are important to wildlife What animal eats water hyacinth? Both the adult and larval weed weevils eat water hyacinth and,

As a new season of harvest rolls around, fresh peaches, pears, apples and much more will be filling kitchen pantries. It’s a great time of year to make delicious morning smoothies, fresh fruit pies and give your worms a succulent treat! Tropical fruits a delicious food of worm This year, instead of letting all of your fruit trimmings go to waste, start a compost pile with them or give them to your worm farm! Worms are huge fans of fruit, it’s one of their favorite snacks. Any vermicomposter will tell you how much worms just seem to thrive and produce more when fruit is a staple in their die

Earthworm Casting Prosoil in Saigon is available now! Why Earthworm Casting Prosoil in Saigon? Earthworm Casting in Saigon Worm castings are one of the most natural soil enrichments available and are environmentally friendly, all natural, easy to use and safe to handle. Earthworm castings were created by “Perionyx Excavatus worm” for the purpose of promoting optimum plant growth and everything required to provide it is found in them. Houseplants love worm castings, as do all outdoor flowers, vegetables, shrubs, grass and trees.  Worm castings are non-toxic, so it is safe to use around hu