You can build a DIY worm farm that will produce worm humus and juice that can be used to fertilize your plants. It's simple to do and only requires three buckets, some kitchen scraps, worms of course, ...

Worm farming, also known as vermicomposting, is a popular way of turning organic household waste into nutrient-rich organic fertilizer. In this worm farming guide, you’ll learn about the ...

A question on farmers minds as grazing gets underway in parts of the country is should cattle be dosed for worms before going ...

Depending on the degree of the effects of the worms, animals fail to thrive, some become infertile and others will even abort ...

Ideally, the temperature should be between 55 and 70 degrees. For long-term nightcrawler storage, consider investing in a worm farm. Like all animals, nightcrawlers need to eat to stay alive. Well-fed ...

Gardeners and farmers have traditionally used worm castings for fertilization alone, although I would not be surprised if ...

Bradley started B&B Worm Farm in Meeker, Okla., in 1998, and offered growers red worm contracts ranging from $10,000 to more than $100,000. A grower might pay $15,000 for 100,000 breeding worms or ...

Gardening guru Claire Mummery answers all the why's and how's of worm farming. What's missing from your kitchen? Worms! Home composting not only reduces the food waste dumped in landfill ...

Many of the consumables within Palia, such as meals, can be crafted. But, of course, you must follow a recipe. This item can be crafted using the following recipe(s): ...

A worm farm workshop is making its way to Docklands this March, giving residents, traders, and local gardeners the opportunity to work with the City of Melbourne to help shape the way food waste is ...

At Apricot Lane Farms in Moorpark, a 40-foot-long vermicomposting (vermi=worm) bin is utilized in providing mineral nutrition to more than 200 varieties of fruits and vegetables grown on site.