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Old 07-28-2008, 03:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Ohsogreen View Post
OK, it's pretty clear to most of you guys - I'm an Organic Soil Grower.
I love all aspects of Organic Growing. Last year, I started my own little worm farm in my garage. I feed them left overs from the kitchen, yard waste & a little left over alfalfa (rabbit food). In return - the give me - sweet, dark, earthy smelling - Worm Castings. This stuff is Black Gold and makes everything grow better. Hit this link to get detailed information :

Vermicompost - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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After reading this, if you don't make your own little worm farm - you will at least see how good the stuff is & why you should be using it. Plus - Worm Castings are real cheap - an added Bonus. You can get them at Garden Centers just about everywhere & even some Wal-marts carry them.
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Worm Castings - are Organic Black Gold....
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Keep it Real... Organic....
Ohso, did you build your own worm unit, or buy one pre-made? I've been wanting to do it on the cheap, Martha Stewart has a little guide, but I think it may require more work to get the castings separated from the other stuff due to its design. Having never raised worms, I'm not sure what I should look for or.. anything. Other than worms. I know I need worms.
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