How to make a worm bin/ barrel / farm !

[Organikmechanic]

Great vid.- clearly explains what's going on in the bin, thanks for the information.

[workwithnature]

@Organikmechanic You are very welcome. Glad you liked it and thanks for the feedback :)

[carot2003]

Cheers..

[bnbob01]

Another great food for the little wrigglers is Manures... We buy Horse manure for $2 a bag & it makes a great bedding as well as food for them...

Enjoyed the clip & it has given me a few ideas... I made up a horizontal worm barrel last year & think I might be needing some more..

Off to wander through the rest of your clips..

Have a great one...

[workwithnature]

@betterworldsolutions You could cut the rim at the bottom and add a kind of slip around it to hold it together. Then opening it would be easier. I have tried levitation, but so far no luck :)

[xrnts]

where did you learn all this stuff?

worm urine and puff ball spores (from your other video) seriously never heard anything like it.

i would imagine the intensive farming espically the potatoes grown in the desert in Egypt must be void of any real nutrients.

am interested in trying it all out.

honey bees top of the list.

[workwithnature]

@xrnts Ha good one have fun :) and good luck with the bees :)

[Supergaboy]

I like your videos. It's a pity that you don't wear your rubberboots.

[hogkillerjp]

great video i will be doing this soon,i will let you know how it does.

[workwithnature]

@hogkillerjp That will be great, good luck with it. :)

[yourgardens]

Oh i hope you make another video in the near future just to show us how you get on with it.

[workwithnature]

@yourgardens Hi Cirrea,

thanks for your comments man. I can't wait to see it turn out alright. I will make a clip alright when it is grown in population. What I used was some of my old wormary, so it should take of fast enough :) Cheers dude.

[yourgardens]

Nice work David :) Thanks for making this video, im looking to making 1 too!