Earthworm powder as extra fish food.

My sister in the cow permaculture world, uses earthworms as a handy source of protein for her cow.  I'm unlikely to follow in her footsteps since the infrastructure demands are quite high, but I wanted to share her process in case some of you are keen to give it a shot. She has a big ruber farm, in Cuchi of which she has sunk worm bins into the soil (surrounded by cinderblocks to keep the worms in place.)  He puts big sheets of plastic along the ruber line, on top she cover its to protest the ruber leaves and rain.  The bins are full of cow manure from her cow farm along wit

by Dave Ball President of the Southern Colorado Aquarium Society Aquarticles Summer is just around the corner and I’ve got a real bad case of Spring fever. It seems to get worse every year. This is the time of the year when cheap fish food becomes available. What I mean by “cheap” is free food. All you have to provide is time and the containers. Grasshoppers, crickets, and earthworms are starting to show up in the yards, parks, and fields. We’ll get to the first at a later date, the good old earthworm is the subject of the day. How many of you want a fish food that is good for your fish? I

PROMIN a successor product, a combination of enzymatic hydrolysis technology and organic fertilizer from earthworm has been created a natural organic nutrition product in which the amino acid elements and bacteria strians refined profitably. Meanwhile, PROWORM, a product of earthworm breeding process that required daily care and combined with EM during that period which made of a product with rich nutrition organic fertilizer and necessary micro-organisms During the past years, due to the habit of using chemicals and antibiotics freely, along with farming with high density that caused

Utilization of earthworms (Perionyx excavatus) as a protein source for growing fingerling marble goby (Oxyeleotris marmoratus) and tra catfish (Pangasius hypophthalmus) Nguyen Huu Yen Nhi Faculty of Agricultural and Natural resource, An Giang University, Long Xuyen City, Vietnam nhynhi@agu.edu.vn Literature review Biological characteristics and feeding behavior of two fish species There are many reports on the effects of various animal wastes on growth and reproduction of earthworms. According to Chaudhuri and Gautam Bhattacharjee (2002), biomass production and reproduction of the

Earthworm have many benefits. In fact, many people who eat it to cure some disease, without effects, so safe to consume. According to the experiences of people who had experienced a fever or high body temperature, with an extra ingredient earthworms eat their disorders improved. HIGH PROTEIN According to research ever done that earthworms are very high source of protein. Earthworms also contains several amino acids with a high level. One of them, worm Lumbricus rubellus contain very high protein content approximately 76%. This concentration is higher than mammal meat (65%) or fish