You may think worms are boring. After all, they just lay there and wiggle. They don't do any tricks that you can watch. They don't make cute sounds. But worms are an interesting, beneficial part of our world. They have several uses that make them worthwhile to our existence. […]
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Posted on Jan 13th, 2008
It may come as a surprise to some that worm farming is beneficial to our environment. After some research into the topic it may be shocking to learn how important these hidden crawlers really are. There is more to them than just crawling through the garden.
Worms have been around since the beginning. […]
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Posted on Jan 10th, 2008
Worms have been a benefit to mankind and nature long before worm farming became well-known. Worms provide food for other animals, help create and maintain healthy soil and plants, enhance gardening efforts, provide fish bait, and help teach our children about pets and other valuable lessons.
Worm farms are a part of natural science. […]
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Posted on Jan 7th, 2008
Setting up a worm farm requires three things. The first is an appropriate bin for containing the worms. The second is plenty of compost materials to keep the worms properly fed. The most important thing needed for a worm farm is, in fact, the worms. Learning where to find worms is the […]
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Posted on Jan 4th, 2008
Worm farming has been around for years on various scales. While the reasons for worm farming are not widely known, those who participate are big believers in the benefits that these worms have on the environment.
Many worm farmers commercially culture worms for profit. Specific breeds of worms are bred and are typically kept […]
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Posted on Jan 1st, 2008
Maybe you want to try something different, something unique to your area, or just something to gross out your neighbors! Worm farming is educational, beneficial to nature, and has a lot of potential in the market if you know how to push your product.
An earthworm can lay 900 eggs a year. That's a […]
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Posted on Dec 31st, 2007