Like fruit flies (a topic I’ll be revisiting before too long), fungus gnats can represent a seriously annoying pest for home worm composters! Some recent email exchanges with a couple of our readers has inspired me to write about the topic. The above video was actually created by someone who contacted me via YouTube to […]
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For quite some time now I’ve been meaning to add some sort of worm composting Q & A section to the site. I receive a lot of questions about worm composting, in the form of comments on the blog and of course via email. Not surprisingly, there is a decent amount of overlap (obviously people […]
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[Image courtesy of Amy Youngs]Even though I added a link in the sidebar quite some time ago, I have yet to write about Amy Youngs’ intriguing “Digestive Table” (I have however written about it on the EcoSherpa blog previously). It’s almost certainly the coolest idea for a worm composting system I have ever seen! It’s […]
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Happy New Year everyone! It looks as though I’m making some progress with my 4-worm experiment. I was digging around in the bin and happened upon a small worm cocoon!I didn’t spend much time looking for others (I don’t want to disturb the system TOO much), but there may be some.Obviously this is pretty exciting […]
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