Do I Need a Worm Farm, A Compost Bin or Both?

July 2nd, 2010

Worm Factory DS5GT 5-Tray Worm Composter - Green

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Retail Price: $109.95

Kitchen and green wastes should never in the garbage! It can make a great difference to your garden, if you have one. Organic wastes should go to the compost heap, a worm farm or both. People practicing sustainable living have one or both.

In addition, you can have a “Garden Soup”. It’s an interesting concept, by the way, and one worth trying. A garden soup is a large bucket with all your green wastes such as onion weed, bulbs, oxalis and many others. Just like any compost – dairy and meat products are a no-no. It is filled with water to the brim and covered with a lid. Allow it to sit for week or so. You will know when it is ready when you get wafts of fresh horse manure. Does wonders to the garden.

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3 Responses to “Do I Need a Worm Farm, A Compost Bin or Both?”

giovichi kyed:

July 17, 2010 at 7:40 pm

lol…you have to read nonphixional1 post,3 responses down. I giggled all night : )
vand:

July 23, 2010 at 2:16 am

The thing about saying that mushrooms have twice the amount of protein can be misleading. Meat is still a better choice for protein because of the human body’s seventeen essential amino acids.
fred scarmbres:

July 23, 2010 at 3:46 am

Oh sry, *Blushes* this is the vegetable. . .

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Do I Need a Worm Farm, A Compost Bin or Both?

3 Responses to “Do I Need a Worm Farm, A Compost Bin or Both?”