Hi..do you sell the worms ..is there a link?

are you accounting for temperature when choosing the length of time for the brew? 24 hours is a baseline dependent on ambient room temp. if it's much hotter then the microbiology will multiply much faster, if it's colder then reproduction will be much slower. brewing time can be as little as 6 hours if it's extremely hot out.

Any new video s

I have an honest question - why don't you save seeds? Do you find they are cross pollinated too often?

What happens when it rains during the day🥴plants are used to been wet😂

Subject: Query Regarding Worm Activity in Johnson-Su Bioreactor Dear Sarah, I recently watched your video on the Johnson-Su Bioreactor and found it incredibly insightful. I’ve been maintaining worm farms for many years, and from my experience, red wigglers typically operate within the top 150mm to 200mm of material. While I have noticed that they occasionally go deeper, it seems that you are expecting them to burrow down as far as 1 to 1.5 meters in the bioreactor. I’m curious about how much of a role the worms actually play at such depths. Do you believe that their activity significantly contributes to the composting process at these levels, or is the composting primarily due to other factors? Thank you for your informative content, and I look forward to your thoughts on this matter. Best regards, Cliff

Thank you, just started using fish fertiliser - excellent videos . From Pretoria - South Africa

So useful, great video. Thank you

Rabbits are needed for raw cat food - isn't there anyone local who would come hunt them?

Rabbits have been a nightmare this year here in the USA also !

I have always wondered why you Brits use the short form of 'O' when you say compost, but the long form when you say post, as in signpost. Edit 2 add: I run my compost through my worm bin. I make compost faster than the worms can process it, so I always have extra for top dressing my garden. Also, I like to add a few cups of Neem-seed meal, kelp meal, and alfalfa meal to my worm bin for a more nutritionally rounded casting.

Are all four groups suitable to autumn sow?

hi im new to worm farming composting. where cn i get the best trays? i have 3 wormeries at the minute but condensed them to one to hopefully process faster thanks - darren

What size craft paper do you use?

Have you tried leaving a radio on playing as a fix might then avoid it. Also can you get into the habit of giving corn at tea time so they are tempted to go in for that. 100% free range life thiugh. Love your videos ❤

Really love your video, Sarah - on'e of the most informative about vermicomposting; thanks for doing it.

You have a beautiful farm with so many varieties of flowers at your disposal to use in your arrangement! So cool !!

So cool flowers you grown !

Lovely bouquets! Like the way you wrap them with tissue and craft paper.

Can i use white sugar

Wow beautiful

What reason do you plant them since they have many drawbacks?

Years ago I was hired by the National trust to cull the rabbits of a tenant farm in cheshire that adjoined several tenant cottages, the rabbits were destroying £1000’s in mixed crop. On the evening of the very safe and regulated shoot, the city working (and rurally clueless) cottagers came out and confronted me, said I was cruel and heartless and the rabbits were lovely, banged pots and pans to keep the rabbits out of our sights, so we packed up and went home. Two weeks later I had one of the cottagers banging on my front door (I lived in the same village) demanding that I get rid of the rabbits immediately as they had got into their garden and eaten £100’s of B&Q bought plants and flowers 😂. Incidentally, this same person moved next to a farm that had been there for hundreds of years then put a complaint in to the national trust that the farmers tractor and cows were too loud! Thoughts: 1.Rabbits are cute but incredibly destructive, quick and sudden “lead poisoning” is the most humane. 2.People are stupid. 3.Don’t give up, you make a difference to more people than you realise. 4.You’ve got this! 💪

Hi Sarah, what are the purple flower Spikes called. I love them.

Thanks for your VIDIO I will mix my potatoes with worm castings before planting . See how that works .

Did you tarp the Dahlias you left in the ground? Am hoping to leave mine in the field. Just bit nervous of losing the whole lot

Thanks Sarah, you are a great inspiration. You are a woman of faith and great valour

Thanks for info my snaps seem to be the only ones that die fast

Beautiful dahlias!! Other flowers look amazing also 😀

Ecellent resource video Thank you.. from WNY💞

Micro flower farmer for a few years however back pain and osteoarthritis along my spine prevented me from starting any seeds this year. No lie it’s depressing, by this time snapdragons, dahlias and zinnias should’ve started blooming. Hopefully next year will be better for us who’ve struggled this year

Hi Sarah, I really enjoy your content. Thank you for that. Quick question, are you not worried about larkspur being poisonous to animals? I want to grow it but am worried about my dog

I hear that dogs will keep rabbits, squirrels, deer out of your garden. Barn cats will go after mice, rats and gophers.

Hello Sarah! If you have the opportunity, please tell us a little about the taxes you pay for your business. If possible, very briefly, just a few words. I am interested in this topic regarding your country. I live in a country with a dictatorial regime and our small businesses are crushed. The government demands very high taxes. You are an incredible hard worker and talent. I envy you. Your story amazed me. I wish you success🌻

Thank you

I hope youre doing well. Your flowers are stunning. Keep up the good work. I pray God blesses you and helps you flourish. Ask Him yo bless you.

Do you have eucalyptus

What type of water did you mix to dilute your LAB serum in the 1:1000 ratio?

Good luck

I have been trying to buy your online hand tied bouquet work shop but I can't proceed to checkout is there a problem with the website at the moment?

I love watching your videos as you share the day and are so truthful about some of the struggles you have that actually inspire your viewers to see that you are showing a beautiful result with those flowers and just your honesty. thank you Sarah

We've had problem with fox early one morning and then at dusk with badgers, who scared the chickens badly rather than kill, so we now don't let them out earlier than about 8 am (current North Yorkshire High Summer Time) and then bribe them into the shed well before dusk with mealworms (which they used to get mid afternoon) , or earlier if we are going out for evening. Don't think you can 'train" them to go to bed early, only bribery works! You look as if you have quite a lot of chickens so mealworms are going to be expensive bribe ! (we now only have 2 chickies currently) . Hope all goes well for you, it's been such a cold year in the UK this year, next year will be better!

I literally just searched this up because my dad told me to change the flowers from my living room vase 😅

So sorry to hear this i love watching your videos. I am having issues in my garden this year.. i can't imagine how upset and frustrated you are as this is your business. Thinking of you and hoping someone can come up with an idea for you to sort your problems x

I'm so pleaed you are more upbeat and ready to go after an awful winter. I have lost a lot of seedlings of both flowers and veg this spring, so I'm making (hopefully better) plans for next year. Great to see you back.

Beautiful, like you!

I thought with the Johnson su method you didn’t need to turn. I use this method but don’t turn, because I am old!

Did you bye any electroculture antenna. ?? You never know this could really help you

I think the best idea is to get a dog and let him inside the area of flowers. even if he will brok some of the flowers (maybe 5%) you will don't have any animals go inside. Trust me! I have the same problem here in Canada with animals.