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What? This doesn’t seems correct. You can 100% use just worm casting and that is 100% healthy.

Do the coffee grounds have to be brewed?

Loved the video. Simple, effective, also exciting to try my own. UK here

If you're gonna talk about agent orange in relation to anything, make sure to bring up how the US knew how toxic it was before using it, and how it was as much a defoliant as it was a chemical weapon against both the vietnamese and the American soldiers who were coming into contact with it.

When using humic acid to neutralize Chloramine, how much is needed, how long does it take to neutralize and how long will it last?

I'd never go more than 5% to maybe 10-20% worm castings even before watching this. Who'd do more though? Thanks for the topic anyways though!

Where do we order worms at

If you want to improve your garden or beds it's a good idea to promote raising your local earthworms through adding soaken woodchips, soaken paper & cardboard, clean manure, soaken leafs, kitchen wastes, to the soil. Red California worms are excelent to raise because you can use them to make Humus and to feed birds, fish, cattle, reptiles, I don't know how efficient diggers they can be.

Last week I noticed some thin 1” green worms in my bin. What are these?

Ken from Dallas

Bald Ben Affleck and Monday morning Adam Sandler are spitting facts and laying down knowledge droppings on these live streams.

Steve this is by far the best and simplest explanation of CEC. Thank you and keep up the good work.

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Can I use mikrobs tea on my worm bin to boost microbial activity? Too late I just added it

It would be helpful to have side by side comparisons of the good vs. bad worms. Visually seeing how each of them look and act is a better way to understand the differences than simply describing them - at least for those of us who are visual learners. Thanks for the video.

Do you use the 5gal as is or do you dilute it so much with water to cover the required area?

Can you also get away with a sifter and a couple of screen sizes?

This is a shitty story

Can the bedding just be paper and cardboard?

Why do all these conferences take place in January it makes it impossible to travel😅

I want one to catch those sticky worms!!🪱🪱🪱

Love “organic horizon of the soil”!! Did you coin that one?

You can offer a deal with restaurants to collect their food for a fraction of the cost they pay in garbage removal?

I think of it as a better way to trench compost. I use a 5 gallon bucket for mine. I don't use it for vermi compost I just use it to bring fertility to the soil in that bed I am using it in . The earth worms in my garden work fine did not need to buy anything special.

Isnt this the same organism that the japanese put in a petri dish with oats representing cities, and the slime mold created a map for subway systems that was more efficient than the human made subway system they already had in place...

How dare you call them "asian" jumping worms.... apparently thats racist... even though theyre from Asia

Thanks for sharing!!!

Do you have to re-bag the casting you resell? If so m, how? Or do you know of a really budget friendly way to bag castings (labor is not an issue)

Wait so youre just a reseller yourself?? Not saying its bad im just surprised. Makes me wonder if thats the better option for me to start is just reselling..

Fecaphilia is real

Thank you brother

I bought the UWB. Can't wait to get it set up.

These worms produce a lot of castings. However the castings don't have the nutritive value for plants that other worm castings have. The microbiome in the worm gut should determine the qualities of the castings. Some humans with digestive irregularities have benefitted from fecal transplants. I wonder whether the microbiome of a Canadian nightcrawler or red wiggler could be transferred to the jumping worms.

How do we get the course?

What is biochar?

😂🤣😂 You should definitely be teaching 5th grade birds & the bees class!!🪱🪱🪱

Win Diesel

So, what SHOULD you do to revive old, dry worm castings... just add water and air?

Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

Okay, quick question I bought two pounds of ANC's and used then to start a bin and my second UWB. I used a combination of coffee, spent grounds, and shredded paper. After 2 or 3 days, my worms effectively melted. I saved some from my UWB, but only a handful or two and I'm going to see if I can transfer then to a bin to try and repopulate. I also believe that flies, not BSF, laid eggs in the grain and those maggots may have harmed my worms. I have since thrown the rest of my spent grain in the compost to get it to start breaking down. Hopefully, I won't make that mistake again. My question is, what is the best setup to give my few remaining worms the best chance to repopulate. Any suggestions would be great.

So, when you order you only get to chose one size of screen? Or do you get all sizes?

So, where is the rest of the video? Is there a link?

That seemed a little hurtful. Leo never makes catty remarks about you.

Carbonic acid is neutral or negatively charged in the form of carbonate or bicarbonate. Unless you mix it with a super acid, it is not positively charged.

I feel like Tom Hanks in BIG "I don't get it"....but want to!

Carbon to nitrogen ration 20/1 so 20 carbons to 1 nitrogen? That means carbon rich low nitrogen.

What about duck💩?

I took a couple 5 gallon buckets, took the bottoms off and drilled holes in the sides and started my compost with 100 ordered worms. I now have thousands and have bring some inside to make compost all year around. I’m constantly finding worms all over my garden when I plant and they even snuck into my above ground hot compost set up. I will admit that my garden was hand tilled so it was soft and fluffy when I first set it up, but I practice regenerative agriculture so I try to not disturb the soil as much as I can and the worms are still everywhere. So I would say that if you do a below ground set up correctly, they will create a good product to spread around AND go through your earth. I’ve only recently had a couple of the deep dwelling nightcrawlers come in to take some food with them, but I also attract springtails and isopods (which I collect as pets) and have a very healthy ecosystem. The only real downside is that they are, in fact, a pain in the back to harvest. I’ve settled on pulling everything out and sifting through it above ground.

First time this happened to my pile was in the winter, my first thought was “Dang, it must be too cold for bacteria, but maybe there are some fungi doing some work”. It just happened again, and my heart drops, thinking I had done something wrong. So good to know that these are essential compost pile workers!

Hi sir. Can i feed Chicken manure to earthworms?