Healthy soil and sustainable growing

[Smittyctz6 <cityhomesteader@gmail.com>]

HI Terry,
I have been worm composting for 20 years on a small scale. It is hard to kill the little buggers if you get the bedding right and house them well.  I just expanded my Big worm bin and made a smaller one. I also "seed red worms in my fall leaf mould pile and they do really well wintering over in my cold zone 6b CT area..
Good luck and if you need pointers I would love to help..

On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 12:52 PM, Terry Wereb <frostedacres@gmail.com> wrote:

Paul, I don't get to read and follow this list the way I used to--but as a member, it is nice to have someplace where one's intelligence isn't scorned, and where there is always something 'new and exciting' to learn. I cannot even begin to count the number of "out of curiosity" research tangents I have taken as a result of following a link  supplied by another list member.
  Oh, I bought some 'red trout worms' yesterday, and am trying my hand at vermiculture. if I don't kill the poor things, I will purchase a larger quantiity in a few months. I can't let all my rabbit waste just sit there, can I?

 Terry W
Frosted acres

Bruce Smith
InHisThyme Homestead 

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