Published 2015
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Do you want to learn how to turn food scraps into valuable compost? Do you believe in taking responsibility for the waste we create? People all over the world are turning their food scraps into nutrient-rich worm compost through starting their own worm bin. This book contains everything you need to get started worm composting in one easy-to-read book. Topics include what type of worms to buy, how to construct a bin, maintain the right environment, and how to foster a thriving worm herd. The author demonstrates that worm composting is a year-round activity that is easy, fast, convenient, good for the earth and good for your plants.
Edition Notes
| Statement | Henry Owen |
| The Physical Object | |
|---|---|
| Pagination | 95 pages |
| Number of Pages | 95 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL27233465M |
| ISBN 10 | 1570673497 |
| ISBN 10 | 9781570673498 |
| LC Control Number | 2016036616 |
| OCLC/WorldCa | 986245999 |
How to Start a Worm Bin contains everything you need to get started Worm Composting (vermicomposting) in one quick, convenient, easy-to-read book/5(15). “Anyone who reads this book will feel confident enough to start their very own worm farm” – Brian Rosa, Owner/Consultant, BE New Organic World, LLC “This book is an excellent guide to vermiculture–I have never seen the process, from start to finish, explained so simply along with informative descriptions of everything from digestion. People all over the world are turning their food scraps into nutrient-rich worm compost through starting their own worm bin. This book contains everything you need to get started worm composting in one easy-to-read book. Topics include what type of worms to buy, how to construct a bin, maintain the right environment, and how to foster a. People all over the world are using worm farming to turn their food scraps into nutrient-rich vermicompost by starting their own worm compost bin. Check out a few of the reviews for “How to Start a Worm Bin” to see what readers say about the book.”How to Start a Worm Bin” will teach you how to: Start a Worm Compost Bin.
People all over the world are turning their food scraps into nutrient-rich worm compost through starting their own worm bin. This book contains everything you need to get started worm composting in one convenient, easy-to-read book. You will learn how to: Start a Worm Bin -Care for Composting Worms -Harvest the Worm Compost -Use Worm Compost. How Do I Start a Worm Compost Bin? 1. Scout the best location for a worm compost bin. Clear space under the kitchen sink or choose a protected corner of a 2. Drill a half-dozen holes each in the lid and bottom of a plastic or rubber storage container. If the bin is in a 3. Set down a shallow. Once you have worms and a bin, follow these six easy steps to set up a worm bin. Soon worms will be recycling food scraps into a healthy, nutrient-rich soil amendment called compost. 1- Acquire a bin. Reuse an old dresser drawer or fish tank, build a box out of wood or find/buy a plastic bin. “This book has made the art of worm composting accessible to everyone.” —Nadine Ford, manager, Little Sugar Creek Community Garden “This book highlights how easy and rewarding vermicomposting can be. I believe that anyone who read this book will feel confident enough to start their very own worm farm.” —Brian Rosa, owner/consultant.
How To Start A Worm Bin (You can click the image or link above to view product details or purchase this book from Amazon and support Deep Green Permaculture!) How to Start a Worm Bin: Your Guide to Getting Started with Worm Composting by . “This book has made the art of worm composting accessible to everyone.” —Nadine Ford, manager, Little Sugar Creek Community Garden “This book highlights how easy and rewarding vermicomposting can be. I believe that anyone who reads this book will feel confident enough to start their very own worm . At this time start burying wastes in the new bedding only. Within one month worms will populate the new bedding, finished compost may be harvested and the rest of the bin can be rebedded. During the winter, worm bins should be kept in a cool indoor space such as a basement or warm garage to avoid freezing. A properly maintained worm bin is. - Buy How to Start a Worm Bin: Your Guide to Getting Started with Worm Composting book online at best prices in India on Read How to Start a Worm Bin: Your Guide to Getting Started with Worm Composting book reviews & author details and more at /5(84).
