Vermiculture

Description and how-to of vermiculture. In this 101 video you can learn how to make your own worm bin (that doesn't stink) and help the environment by recycling kitchen scrapes and placing those nutrients back into your garden instead of some landfill. 3R BABY!!!
check out
https://sites.google.com/site/worldenvironmentalissues/home/reduce-your-famil...
for more info on composting and enviroment

Category:

Education

Tags:

• vermiculture
• wrom bin
• worms
• compost
• enviroment
• ecology
• ecological footprint
• red wigglers
• green
• garden
• recycle
• organic
• fertilizer
• Worm castings
• composting
• organic fertilizer
• vermiculture 101
• how to build a worm bin
• make your own worm bin
• worm tea
• vermicompost
• castings
• earthworms
• earthworm castings

[kylecsc]

I added a link in the discription to the site we created for enviromental ecology it has info on composting, worm/compost teas, waste management facts, as well as, water conservation.

[silver21lady]

You did a good job of explaining the worm bin and how it functions. It is nice to get kids involved in the process.

[kylecsc]

@silver21lady

Thanks hope it helps are you going to be starting a bin? If you have any additional questions let me know ill try and answer.

[veggeeburgher]

Nice video, I feel more confident that I know what my worms need, now. A drainage tray and those vents should really help my situation. A friend gave me a pile of worms for my bin and I was afraid they would suffocate and/or drown, so I've been leaving the lid slightly ajar. Getting into it today, I see that it's soggy and some tiny, white, legged critters have moved in. I'll just get the drainage and vents in there and hopefully they'll move out and my worms will proliferate.

[silver21lady]

I started a bin with worms from my garden. Later I purchased red wigglers for another bin. Both bins are doing well and I have used castings on plants already. I love to watch the youtube videos to get new ideas.