As part of testing food recyclers, I established a worm farm, also known as vermicompost. Here’s what I learned.

Worm composting, or vermicomposting, ... Jung, for instance, likes the Can-O-Worms for home worm farms because it’s compact, with good surface area, and easy to use.

Worm farming doesn't require a lot of management, but you can run into some problems: too much or not enough moisture, gnats and flies and more. The good news is that your can bring your worm bin ...

A worm farm is a type of composting system known as vermicompost. You set up a container filled with damp paper, earthworms, and food scraps for the worms to eat. The worms digest the food scraps ...

Will and Alyssa got into worm farming at the beginning of the pandemic in 2020, when they discovered their father’s neglected worm composting bin in the backyard.

From Scraps to Soil Gold: Unlocking the Secrets of a Compost Worm Farm | Worm Farming For Compost Three years ago I introduced about one kilo (two pounds) of compost worms into my worm farm/bath tub.

Compost falls to the ground after being cut from the composting beds at the Sonoma Valley Worm Farm in Sonoma, Calif., on Wednesday December 22, 2010.

This compost bin from Worm Farm has earned our runner-up spot, as it has everything you need to start your composting journey—just for a more premium price than our best overall pick.

But if you're keen, you'll save almost the body-weight of your scraps in CO2 if you compost or worm farm them instead of chucking them out. Composting sounds easy - lift the lid, chuck the stuff ...