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All About Tools for Vermiculture
Cave-Ins: Bridging and Sink-Holes
Continuous flow vermicomposters depend on regular harvesting to produce a fairly uniform amount of product with each cutting bar movement. The moist material at the bottom will have developed a texture or tilth over its trip down from the top, that is a result of microbial action and mucus from the worms excretion with the castings.
Benefits of Vermicomposting
Vermicompost “is stabilized organic matter, produced by interaction of earthworms and...
Importance of Installing the Base Layer
Install the base layer Once you have finished lining your CFT with paper, you will add a ‘base...
Vermicast: Worms & Microbes Working Together
Vermicompost is produced by the combined work of composting worms and microbes. Microbes are...
Planning Your Workspace
Take a few moments to visualize your future vermicast production area – the vision that prompted...
Types of Composting
The Basics There are five key components that need to be “controlled” during composting for it to...