Vaughn mentioned searching for worm info on the web. Yes. There is a lot.
If you run into anything particularly interesting on your searches, please
let me know.
One of my favorite worm pages is "Earthworms and Crop Management" from
Purdue University agronomist Eileen J. Kladivko. While it's mostly crop
(as opposed to pasture) oriented, it makes a good primer.
Especially like this table:
Table 1. Earthworm populations on silty clay loam near West Lafayette, IN.
"The water will never clear up 'til you get the hogs out of the creek."
-- Jim Hightower
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