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Starting a worm farm
I want to get started raising my own this year. Any tips or pointers would be great. Also place to get my worm stock to get started. How long till I can harvest, and on and on.......
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Permalink Reply by 10.5" RES Sharon on
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I got my worms from this website http://unclejimswormfarm.com They have a mixture of worm eggs, which is what I got because I wanted them for my garden. They also have 5 different live worm types, kits, etc. I can't tell you if the worms survived, as I have not put them in my garden yet since it's been freezing this week.
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Permalink Reply by dick tabbert on
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Earl they are easy to raise and for food veggie table scraps and coffee grounds and to really fatten them up I feed then Chicken starter feed. I got mine on the internet they were lively and ready to go but not very big that is were the Chicken starter feed come in. I did get my worms from Uncle Jims. I'll add you to my friends list if you want and I'll try and find out more info for you.
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