Earthworms, that is. Specifically, recycling kitchen waste, leading to less landfill and a healthy garden.
I bookmarked this web site a long time ago. It has instructions on building your own worm farm and all.
So when I recently revisited the topic, I found that a whole lot of new web sites had sprung up. This worm farming thing is becoming popular.
In the order I found the sites:
Full Cycle Worm Factory, Wiggler Magic Worms, Wizzard Worms, Full Cycle Can of Worms, Mother Earthworms. They also sell worm farms at the Porter Estate market, but they’re the single-bin type, and I quite like the stacked bin idea.
The Wiggler (imported) kit sells for R930, including worms — probably not that much more than the bits to make my own would cost me. They also have a locally made one for slightly less, but I prefer the look of the imported model, which is what I ended up buying. I picked it up from Vernon’s house in Lakeside.
Yup, those are the worms, in the top box…
So now I have a colony of earthworms, eating some spinach leaves… will see how it goes.
(* Pink Floyd lyrics here)
Let us know how it goes! I’ve wondered about those worms, but I have way more space for a compost pile outside than I do for worms inside!
You should have gone with a HUGE one what with all the leftovers coming from Tanya’s cooking experiments.
You’re one strange dude *shakes head slowly side-to-side*