Bokashi and worm composting are eco-friendly ways to process your food and yard scraps, while creating nutrient-rich matter ...

Vermicomposting, or recycling organic waste the eco-friendly way using worms, can be easily incorporated with indoor plants ...

“To begin vermicomposting, order one pound (about 1,000) of Eisenia fetida earthworms–commonly called red wigglers–from a worm grower,” says Sherman. These hungry creatures are efficient ...

Worm composting became especially popular during the pandemic, but it's never too late to get in the dirt. ... In Cypress, Stan McCall has been running McCrawls Red Worms since 2007.

The environment inside a compost bin is very different from a worm bin, ... Churchill recommends either Red Wigglers or European Nightcrawlers. Sherman recommends getting 1 pound of worms, ...

Order worms from providers (red wigglers work best).” Once you have a system set up, your vermicompost is fed with almost any organic plant-based kitchen scraps.

Jesse Raudenbush, a second-generation worm farmer who teaches vermicomposting and sells his own worms and castings, recommends the Red Worm Composting website as a resource, and it has some ...

Adding Worms to Your Worm Farm. Experts recommend using red wiggler worms for worm composting. These worms are efficient at consuming food scraps and other waste.

Taking compost a step further, some gardeners use worms to break down the compost even more. Vermicomposting, or worm composting, uses red wiggler worms to break down compost, food scraps and ...

- Red wiggler worms will do 100-fold your investment. If you spend $10, you'll get $1,000 over a period of time, because they keep giving, and giving, and giving, and it's always organic.

Backyard composting: Virtual meeting 7-8 p.m. on Oct. 11. Participants will be eligible for a free compost bin. Red worm composting: Virtual meeting 7-8 p.m. on Oct. 18.