Worm farm spring cleaning!!! - And de-winterizing last years worm bed! 

With all this extra time on my hands, it seemed like a good time to do a bit of cleaning at the worm farm, so I did. I also decided to de-winterize the old worm bed because it was so insulated it wasn't warming back up.
Also since it's 2020 (aka the year from hell) winter decided to show up again this week and we had a hard freeze that broke my hose attachment and killed most of the worms I added a few weeks ago. I won't be deterred though. The farm will keep moving forward!
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