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1. Worms also feed on the decomposing remains of other animals. An earthworm can consume up to one-third of its own body weight in just one day!

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2. Make Worm Food for Your Wormery: We love our wormery! It's a great way of turning small amounts of kitchen waste and shredded paper into fantastic, nutrient-rich compost that our allotment vegetables love. Worm farming is also called vermiculture. It's a fancy name for a very un-.

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3. Apr 30,  · Remember, worms aren’t limited to the same things that we eat. They also consume their bedding, any other plant material, and so on. If it’s the dead of winter and you’re low on fruit and vegetable matter, and you’re out of homemade worm feed, don’t fret.

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5. FOR THOSE INVOLVED WITH WORM COMPOSTING, this tip shows you the best way to feed your worms and discusses the best worm food for a mature worm affrogesonmagbucumtakevesula.xyzinfo info comes from the online worm composting class at affrogesonmagbucumtakevesula.xyzinfo My worm bin was humming along for a while, but then I ran into some trouble that was caused by my improperly feeding the worms.

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6. Nov 21,  · Feed your worms once their last meal is nearly gone. There isn’t a set feeding schedule for worms, so you’ll need to pay attention to how much they eat and how quickly. Check the worm bin each day and figure out how many days it takes them to eat the food you provide. When nearly all of the food is gone, give your worms more food.

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7. Worm castings are toxic to live worms. After all the food scraps in a bin are recycled, the worms will eat their own castings which will poison them. Why should a worm bin be harvested every few months? Harvest your worm bin when it is filled with compost. 8. Contrary to popular belief, worms cannot reproduce by being cut into small pieces.

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8. Worm Food. When talking about worm food we enter a fairly broad topic. For most worm farmers determining what food source to use really comes down to why you are raising worms and how many worms you have. Just like us worms need food to survive and composting worms eat many of the same things people do, and lots of things we would never eat.

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