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The Ins and Outs of Vermicomposting: from Worm Bins to Large Scale

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Rhonda Sherman, author of The Worm Farmer’s Handbook talks about techniques and systems for processing food scraps, manure, yard debris, paper and more! With over 25 years of experience, Rhonda shares what she has learned-from vermicomposting 101 to working with commercial worm growers and researchers around the world.
Also included in this video: a fast-paced Q&A session covering a wide range of some of the most common vermicomposting issues!
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20 авг 2024

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@jeffreymyles9772 4 года назад

What great information. I have a med scale herd. About 6-7k worms. Started at 800-1k. This is the Perfect guide for someone new to vermi like myself. Ty

@randyhall1979ok 3 года назад

Very informative video.Thank you! Definitely going with vermicomposting

@donlourie769 3 года назад

I added worms to my compost pile and they did great! I used the Johnson/Su method.

@hotinthekitchenfactschef7550 2 года назад

Worms can only be added to finished compost. Composting creates heat- heat kills worms.

@donlourie769 2 года назад

@@hotinthekitchenfactschef7550 That is not true in nature or in my compost piles. My compost got up to 110F then cooled down. I then added the worms.

@donlourie769 2 года назад

@@hotinthekitchenfactschef7550 Worms can be added to any compost pile or bin or row when the temperature is within 60 to 85 F.

@deananderson6810 3 года назад

Thank you from Coquitlam British Columbia. Very interesting subject and great fun way of teaching. Your smile and laugh(enthusiasm) makes it great to learn to. I will check out your website.

@TheWildForestWitchery 3 года назад

A wealth of knowledge

@ufukalpaslan6605 3 года назад

Thanks for the detailed information and advices madam.

@laconflo1613 4 года назад

Just received your book yesterday. So far..I love it!

@nokubongavundla8725 Год назад

Thank you so much for this informative video. I have learned a lot❤

@mohamedelsayeddokhan9938 4 года назад

I think I could depend on the great data u took her in this video, thank you very much

@Heckerfamilyhomestead Год назад

I heard you on the 'Permaculture For The Future' pod cast. Just bought a plastic container and am looking at buying live worms now!

@frosty6297 7 месяцев назад

Any updates?

@HappyPappy_420 3 года назад

Amazing video! Thank you

@SquirrelCreek 2 года назад

I barbered at ManMur in the 90’s. Right across from the poultry science building and brickyard.

@whenpigsfly3271 3 года назад

Here, worms are sold for fishing @ 12 worms/$3.49. At roughly 1000 worms per pound, that's $290.83/lb. (I'm not certain they are selling red wigglers though)

@dana102083 3 года назад

My dad and I picked worms every time we went and always said we should make a bin. Im 37 now and finally started one but now need more fishing.. We were lucky to never need to buy. Always good time spent with dad :)

@djfunklopez6277 2 года назад

Usually fishing worms are night crawlers. They are bigger than red wigglers and aren't as good for vermicomposting.

@ricardomiglianomonteleone3752 28 дней назад

🎉

@tanchewleong2078 3 года назад

Can ask if worms can eat wild mushrooms? Like those that grow on the ground around the the trees.

@bishmyst09 3 года назад

What does pre composting mean at 29:0o mins please

@dana102083 3 года назад

I jist started but many people use a compost pile/bin first then give it to their vermicompost worm bin. I imagine this is what shes referring to. Like green grass, you need to treat that as food from nitrogen content. Whereas if you precompost it in a pile, it turns brown and acts more like bedding with more carbon instead of nitrogen. Worms can only handle so much each day and get overfed. Of you do composting, and bokashi, you can do both and feed results to worms to refine it further. Im still new but those are my pennies. 🖖🤗