the worm count in my b.d.compost pile is now about 1 baitshop per shovel!

slippery p- on county road 'C'? it's been a long time since I've been to Alpine! a lot of good memories there! that's probably still the best venue in the area. I saw your bong rec.area sign...I've heard those signs keep disappearing!

LOL...I bet you gotta lock those down....Come to think of it...id like to have one of those...

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Was wondering how to keep temps cool in hot areas. Even in garage seems too hot. what are ideal temps too? Thanks ohSo for recycle.

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How much castings should you put in a tea per gallon? On the back of the bag it just says 1:3 ratio, but no measurements.

Off Topic, but I have a few bong signs from Superior when I went to school. Bong Recreational Park, Bong Bridge ect. Richard Bong... lol Dick Bong.

Sorry for the off topic, I'm quite high and found it funny and quite relevant considering the offtopicness.

I'm really thinking about starting a worm farm for next season outdoor.

I have quite a few horse and cow farms around my area that I harvest pies from for use as an amendment. I've always just bought soil that contained castings, but I feel I may be able to get awesome results with my own farm and castings.

This thread has been quite awesome, thanks for all the wonderful information guys/ gals.

Vermicomposting is bad ass!

THanks for all this info everyone!!!! Makes it a lot easier to try new things. OhSo Probably wouldn't be trying true living organics if it wasn't for your posts!!!!!!!Vermiposting is the way to go!!! How much food do you start with for a pound of worms? Or is it just trial and error. Example: put in a peice of bread and an apple and see how it does. I assume less is better than more to start>?

Start them out VERY slowly. I had to start over at one point because of overfeeding. My bin was toxic.

Some more advice, while i am on it.

Nothing spicy (even bell peppers seem to be eaten slowly)
No rhubarb
No meat
No dairy
No onions (peels seem to be OK, but still slower to eaten than other goodies)