Top 10 Fruits Worms Love To Eat

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,

FEATURES: Provide microflora processing of leftover feed, to maintain the water’s cleanliness. Provide nutrients to the water system. Create a sustainable ecosystem for shrimp NUITRITIONAL ANALYSIS Bacillus subtilis 3 x109CFU/kg Bacillus licheniformis 3 x109CFU/kg Bacillus polymyxa 2,5x 109CFU/kg Bacillus megaterium 3x 109CFU/kg Saccharomyces cerevise 3x 109CFU/kg  This product is made ​​from 100% pure red worm castings.  The  worms are bred in a standard microflora processes from raw materials, to produce homogeneous products that meets the industry standards for prov

Earthworm And Maggot Meals As A Potential Fish Meal Replacement Three meals were formulated from the earthworm (Endrilus eugineae) and maggot (Musca domestica) and fish (Engraulis encrosicolus). These meals were evaluated as a potential replacement for fishmeal. This is because fishmeal could be very expensive at times. The three meals were used in feeding the catfish (Heterobranchus isopterus) fry for 30 days. Read

Food for worm - think of!!! Usually people set up their own worm bin at home so they can compost their food scraps and leftovers. Unfortunately not all waste materials are created equal from a worm’s standpoint (or a human health standpoint for that matter), so we should talk a little about what should and should not be added to an indoor worm bin. Food for worm SHOULD Food for worm Vegetable & fruit waste (citrus fruit should be added in moderation when using smaller bins) Starchy materials – bread, pasta, rice, potatoes – all in moderation (beginners may want to avoid thes

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