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Vermicomposting uses worms to create nutrient-rich worm castings that significantly improves overall plant health.
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I found this worm bin on FB marketplace for one dollar!! After a clean up and a worm donation from a friend we are successfully worm farming
It took me two attempts but I also was able to make a small batch of bokashi inoculant! I'm so excited!
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Awesome work Jen! It looks like your little guy is just as excited as you!
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