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  • Basalt rock dust establishes optimum soil conditions that could reduce the rate of loss of released nutrient element by leaching, and provide a readily available nutrient source for plants. Basalt igneous rocks contain a broad spectrum of up to 100 minerals and trace elements necessary for the well being of all life and the creation of fertile soils. 4 more info Skype gmw,llc

  • It's full of vitamins and minerals but please let your plants eat it before you do. It doesn't really taste bad, more like gritty.

  • i have basic knowledge to make worm compost

  • Great work ! And keep up the good work....

  • so to be blunt he basically is a worm SH IT farmer,,,,,good stuff!

  • Hi Texas,

    Good fertilizers info! Please consider upload to YourGardenShow, a social network, for gardeners and others. YGS would be a new audience for your natural fertilizer. The YGS founders are Lisa and Tom, organic farmers who are also community builders. It would be interesting to hear what you think of our site.

  • Worm farming is great if you know what you are doing. Get tips from wormfarmingtips . com

  • i'm learn to compost technology

  • love this video...Can we add worms to our composting barrel?

  • Very good and informative.

  • best part is that the castings don't smell!!!

  • nice

  • are the worms that naturally show up at the bottom of my finished compost pile manure worms? I am in zone 5 northern Illinois. do I need to buy red wrigglers... I don't think they are hardy this far north.

  • yes they are u would be surprized i raise them here and it gets pretty darn cold

  • well poo..

  • Has anybody forwarded this to Howard Garret yet. You know he's the "Dirt Doctor" and he's always talkin about earthworm poop.....lol

  • My sound is down on my computer but just watching this is great. I have a small operation in a bathtub in the back of my yard. Worms are trully amazing. I feed them every couple of days and its so interesting to see that it is eaten so fast. I started out with 200 red wigglers and now its a bathtub full. We all need to have worms to recycle the massive amount of disposable food so it doesn't land in the dump. You need to save cans, paper, aluminum too. Quit throwing stuff away.

  • Worms! *shudder* But, I suppose that they're necessary. Still, I'm glad that it's other people that process the, um, produce.

  • Interesting!!

  • i love how he made poop such a clean well organized business. we could all learn from thins man! :)

  • Well done as usual :)

  • We have a saying here in the UK and it's, 'Where there's muck, there's brass'. It's true if you're willing to put the work in.

    Great film AGAIN!!

  • 5 HEARTS

  • King of poop...but not full of it.  ;)

  • Man, that's some powerful stuff!

    Take Care,

    John

  • first view comment and rate good video

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