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Composting worm Role of earthworm on earth - Earthworm production systems involving waste management are evolving and are in the growth phase where emphasis is upon marketing, inoculum and vermicast. As the industry matures there will be a need to change the marketing emphasis from “the worm as an inoculum” to “the worm as a value-added marketable product”. Very large quantities of worm products will be available if production systems are designed and managed appropriately. Role of earthworm on earth are recognised as an effective and environmentally sound method of increasing the rate

Worm composting Vietnam - Red wiggler worms (Eisenia species) can be used for composting kitchen scraps and organics. This species of worm “red worms” or “red wriggler” is hardy and reproduces quickly. One pound of worms consumes up to 1/2 pound of food scraps per day. Worm composting is an odor-free way to dispose of your kitchen waste. Another benefit of “vermicomposting” or worm composting is that it produces worm castings that are excellent plant fertilizer. Worm composting Vietnam can be done indoors or outdoors. Where we are located near Vancouver BC, our climate is mild enough for outd

If you’re looking for another reason to eat fresh and eat healthy, this may be it! What earthworm can not eat? Worms can eat pretty much any organic matter that was once living, which encompasses a lot of healthy food such as fruits, vegetables and grains! That’s a pretty good incentive to buy fruits and vegetables more often. Not only is it great for your health, it provides food for your small wiggly friends as well. Want to success to breeding them? Please What earthworm can not eat? One small problem some people run into is not having the appropriate food for their worms and tr

Earthworm Cow Grass - A big cycle in a farm at Cu chi distreet, Hochiminh City of Vietnam, it is a beautiful sample to learn.... The practice Earthworm Cow Grass - A big cycle 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. One of the Earthworm Cow Grass - A big cycle She has a big ruber farm, in Cuchi of which she has sunk worm bins into the soil (surrounded by

Worm bin materials can be made of almost any material, however, wood and plastic are the most common. Below are several advantages and disadvantages to each material. Wooden Bins Advantages - Worm bin materials Wood is very porous, so it allows a significant amount of oxygen into your bin. Oxygen is critical to your worm's survival If built right, wooden bins can be quite eye-catching. Wood is a better insulating material than plastic. This is a great feature if you plan to keep your bin in a cooler location during the winter months. Disadvantages - Worm bin materials