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What about the "skin" on the inside of the eggshell? At first I was peeling that off because it made it easier to crush the shells. But one time I was lazy...
btrevoryoung
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Aug 1, 2005
8:49 pm
4036
OR, you could just buy a plastic tote from Walmart ($5), drill a bunch of 1/8-inch holes in the side (for air) and a larger hole in the bottom (for drainage)....
btrevoryoung
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Aug 1, 2005
8:53 pm
4037
Trevor! thats exactly what i did! ~KC ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
K.C.
kzcz
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Aug 1, 2005
9:17 pm
4038
Unless, of course, you are interested in harvesting the castings. I'm sure these high-tech bins make it much easier to harvest castings. But, then again,...
btrevoryoung
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Aug 1, 2005
10:43 pm
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... I think you're off by quite a bit. The $200 bin has 128 sq ft of surface space, which should produce over 3 cubic feet of castings per day. At $9 a cubic...
bjorelli
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Aug 2, 2005
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4040
I just bought a pound of worms. I placed in the worm bin shreded news paper about 2 inches fluffed up, and then the worms with some of the castings that came...
Drew
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Aug 7, 2005
12:49 am
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Drew, This happens often enough. Seems a pretty safe bet that it isn't inhospitable bin conditions, sometimes they do it when the weather turns, and then like...
David Flentje
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Aug 7, 2005
1:05 am
4042
Your worms are probably very hungry. They can't eat anything until it is rotted - including newspaper. Two pieces of bread is not enough food. They won't be...
Sherry Palmer
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Aug 7, 2005
3:21 am
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Drew on 8/7/05 said ... Well, they need some food. Try throwing some watermelon in there; they seem to really love that and will grab it before it rots even. ...
Barbara Needham
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Aug 7, 2005
3:27 am
4044
All things being equal - they're probably looking for food. The stay where the food is, and if there ain't any, they go hunting for it. Fresh newspaper bedding...
Michael Vanecek
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Aug 7, 2005
5:47 am
4045
Thanks for the help. My wife is ready to send me and the worms to the outdoors. Andy...
Drew
firedude310
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Aug 8, 2005
4:26 pm
4046
I have looked in the bin and I don't think I have any worms left??? I think they all left home. Is this possible? and where do you think I should get a new...
Drew
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Aug 9, 2005
10:58 am
4047
Hello. As this is my first post I'll introduce myself. I'm Adam, or Scurvy, or Hey You if you can point it in my direction, I'm not too formal. The older I...
Adam Scriven
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Aug 18, 2005
5:21 pm
4048
I have a couple worm bins. I started one in June with only a little over a hundred worms that I got at the bait shop down by the lake, and then I saw that...
wesohio7
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Aug 18, 2005
8:24 pm
4049
Hi all, This is my first posting on this forum. My name is Simon. I am from Kuching, Malaysia. I am having trouble importing the red worm from other country....
kuchingnet
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Aug 20, 2005
4:35 am
4050
ID yes but it's complicated. 2. If it is PE, they work fine, if they do apparently tend to be a bit temperamental. But if they are the native worm, they may...
Pamela Alley
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Aug 20, 2005
4:42 am
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I've never seen them myself, but from what I've read the distinctive blue sheen to them is supposed to be pretty distinctive. Yes, they can be used for...
Jill Hamell
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Aug 20, 2005
3:27 pm
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For further info, Mary died earlier this year. We're all going to miss her sterling dedication to the promotion of the lowly worm. PA...
Pamela Alley
rnrq
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Aug 20, 2005
4:11 pm
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Oh, my gosh! I'm SO sorry to hear that! Yes, we will all miss her. Thanks for letting us know. -Jill...
Jill Hamell
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Aug 20, 2005
4:20 pm
4054
Hi all, I'm raising goats in the Philippines and I gather a lot of goat manure. I was wondering if I could raise some worms to convert my goat manure into a ...
Ben A. Rara
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Aug 21, 2005
8:34 am
4055
Goat, sheep, horse, cow--it all makes great worm chow! Try the wormturns group, the Worm Digest site, or the wormturns site to help contact vermiculturists in...
Pamela Alley
rnrq
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Aug 21, 2005
5:58 pm
4056
Sorry this took so long to reply to. I'm starting out small at the moment to see how well the worms survive here (so far, so good). I have access to 200 lbs...
Walker Bennett
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Aug 21, 2005
10:20 pm
4057
Safeway chucks a quarter ton of veggies a DAY?? OMG!! Here, they don't let ANYONE have the dead stuff--too afraid you might eat it. *snort* Like I'm...
Pamela Alley
rnrq
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Aug 21, 2005
11:21 pm
4058
Hi PA, Ben asked this on the 'Worm_Growers' yahoo group, which isn't that active...so I told him to come here and ask. I figured some of you deal with and have...
DJ
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Aug 21, 2005
11:42 pm
4059
Yea, I hit the 2 local grocery stores here in this hick town about getting their throw away produce, and boy did I get a BIG 'No'...geesh. I do have a...
DJ
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Aug 21, 2005
11:46 pm
4060
Well, when in doubt, compost...but if you have a windrow type situation and keep it well dampened, the worms themselves will just move on into new material as...
Pamela Alley
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Aug 22, 2005
12:07 am
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That is a shame. I get produce waste from our local Safeway stores whenever I ask. They are very happy to give it away. That means they don't have to pay to...
Sherry Palmer
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Aug 22, 2005
2:31 am
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That really is a shame . Here the stores are required to toss it and have it picked up by licensed hauler A $40 a year buisiness license qualifies a waste...
Jay
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Aug 22, 2005
5:32 am
4063
... $40/year, in order to charge $20/load for "waste" that you let nature handle [which it would do for free if only we weren't so generally stupid about our...
Adam Scriven
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Aug 22, 2005
6:18 am
4064
... it ... to? ... you ... Worm Digest can be found at WWW.WormDigest.org. If you are at all serious about starting a worm business, you need to check them...
dick_schmidt2000
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