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| Nancy Dawn |
Posted - Nov 07 2011 : 11:25:13 AM
I have been reading some of the old posts and am curious how the worm farms are going. I have been wanting to start my own but am intimidated about it. I have compost bins, but I want worms to feed my ducks, chickens and guineas this winter.
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| Nancy Dawn |
Posted - Nov 07 2011 : 12:17:19 PM
Thank you, I would love to see some pics!
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| YakLady |
Posted - Nov 07 2011 : 12:08:45 PM
We have a Worm Factory 360 bin system. We started in April with 4 bins and 2 lbs of Red Wigglers. We put about 1/2 lb into our garden boxes in June, and we just added 4 additional bins 2 weeks ago. We're not sure how many lbs we have now, but we guesstimate it is around 4-5 lbs. The worms are very happy, we can tell because of all the little amber-colored eggs we find throughout all the bins :) They can lay an egg a week if they are happy campers. The baby worms are actually quite cute (never thought I'd say that... but it's true!).
Would you like pictures of our set-up? I'm moving them from the mudroom to the main house today, I could definitely snap a few to give you an idea :)
~Natalie~ Just a farmgirl in Western Montana. http://mtnme.blogspot.com
Starting a family and raising Tibetan Yaks, Nigerian Dwarf Goats, Laying hens, Muscovy ducks, and a few dogs. |
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