recommendations for diy worm farm?
it's been a while since i've posted about the worm farm. it's doing very well in terms of worm population and the size of the worms... they really love melons
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because i keep the hungry bin in an unheated basement, the temperature isn't regulated and has dropped significantly during winter. to help reduce heat loss, i built an insulating sleeve from the box that the hungry bin came in, some scrap insulation, plastic sheeting and tape... it works like a charm.
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Last edited by troy on Mon 19-Dec-2022, 00:28, edited 1 time in total.
i anticipate that i will need a much larger worm farm going forward, and so, i built an outdoor worm farm from an ibc. there will be enough volume in there that i won't have to worry about the soil freezing up...
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Thank you for sharing Troy.
Regarding your May post about the white fungus, I'm not a composting expert but I'd bet the fungus would likely be a positive thing -- I'd leave it
Happy forthcoming New Year.
Regarding your May post about the white fungus, I'm not a composting expert but I'd bet the fungus would likely be a positive thing -- I'd leave it

Happy forthcoming New Year.