Category: Wormfarming

Mealworms are scavengers. It doesn't necessarily make them a bad worm, but it does help to understand them. If you want to start a mealworm farm, you can find starters in damp, spoiled grain and grain products. Perhaps you have access to a grain bin of some sort, a grain processing plant, […]

Red worms, red wigglers, or manure worms are said to be best for composting. They're also known as fishing worms. You can find them in leaf litter, manure piles, and bait shops.
The ability to produce fast makes these worms appealing for worm farmers and fishermen.
You can start your red fishing-worm farm […]

Are you tired of seeing all that trash along the riverbanks and ponds because of the plastic lures the fishermen use? Are you tired of the cost of potting soil, fertilizers, and compost? Are you tired of the expensive pet foods that contain ingredients of uncertainty? Are you tired of not knowing […]

A worm farm could be a great investment for a little extra income as a first business for a young entrepreneur. A young person with access to a big backyard, who lives in the country or a young person who lives on a farm might find worm farming a great way to get their […]

It may seem ironic that the very animals you may produce your worms for would also be the predators you have to protect your worm farm from. If you just give the worms away to the predators, there isn't much point in trying to raise them for profit by selling them to the people […]

Often times when someone hears about worm farming for the first time they think about how it could easily generate revenue with little effort. Perhaps the thought of having a personal supply of nutrient rich soil for the garden or flower beds sounds appealing. Either way, it's important to know how to set […]