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Do you do migration technic?

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There was never an update. This video is a waste of time

Proper moisture and good bedding they won't try to escape. I have 18 bins, and I never leave a light on the bins are in total darkness and no escape's

Hope your doing good brother

You might find interesting on Worm farms in Vietnam. You'd get the gist of it by watching and they are very good at it.

Concrete pad !? Why what are you thinking, waist of money for something to just get dug up .. Worms wont like it, water will eat away at it. At least paint / spray it with some food grade plastic coating my friend. Imagine you've just competed in a marathon, now think of how sensitive the skin of a worm is, now imagine your balls similar to a worms skin have been getting chaffed all day from the marathon now you come home and have a shower you use some lynx body wash not the best stuff in fact it burns your balls now just think how the worms feel from the high Alkalinity as the concrete pad becomes saturated with water and starts to break down at the bottom of your worm pile. Now its not very nice to treat your worms in such a way you certainly would want to avoid putting on any aftershave or lynx body wash on your chaffed balls!

Well how's the farm going after a few years

I had a bunch of these appear one day in my millipede encloser. Good to know I can use them as a warning that the calcium levels are getting too low and I need to powder up another eggshell or perhaps ill give Cuttlebone a try.

nice video, very informative. like how you covered all possible issues

Thanks for the separation video, we’re is your drainage set up for worm tea? Maybe there’s no escape for moisture resulting in clumping matter?

bro come back we need the results man

When you say large scale... we sell that kind of amount on a weekly basis 😂 Currently working on a 2 Acre space and looking to grow more...

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I have watched a few videos about vermicomposting. Worms usually want to escape when something is not good in their environment. The worms most likely are wating to escape your bin because worms do not like light. Your box is opaque and therefore lets light in. Also, worms needs plenty of air. So make sure you plenty of holes for ventilation. You can add screen inside to keep them from escaping. There are many other reasons they may want to escape:. too hott, too cold, ph wrong, overfeeding, too wet, too dry, wrong food, incompatible bedding, etc. If you get their home and food right they shouldnt want to escape.

Thanks for the close-up. I’m trying to determine if I’m seeing these or maggots. Can you tell me how these look different?

Interesting experiments and thank you for allowing veiwers to watch for this is one of the things i been wondering about and so many ingredients and measures to soil so this is beneficial to the grower and gardening in pots.🪴💜I've heard about toxicity build up at times from wormcastings or bad mixes too and no soil testing or for acidity spikes that sometimes shows toxic levels happening more toxicity the more acidity mixture get for example from old zchool growing information.?

I have an expensive worm bin and the worms didn’t like it at all. They kept trying to get out. And would literally cluster all over the underside of the lid. So I just relied on worms in my compost bins and it was great for about 2 years… loads of worms. This year 2024, no worms in our organic garden or in our organic compost bin. Last year tons of worms. I don’t use anything toxic…no pressure treated lumber, no sprays of any kinds…just weeds and kitchen waste. Up to last year, I was using cardboard with very positive results as mulch on very weed challenging areas. After eliminating all the causes for no worms I’m left with cardboard use. I’ve done it for years with better than good results. But this year, I can only conclude that chemicals used in the recycling and manufacturing of cardboard is hurting the worms. Although I’ve read that studies have shown that worms can neutralize toxins in soil, they can only do so much. I will add that friend who have not used cardboard have no worms either.

Don’t go fishing then, worms get chopped up as attractant for fish and hooked for bait. 😮

hi guys get a speed controller for that sifter to slow it down, you will get more fine grade stuff then.

Worms want to eat what you want to eat. Would you appreciate a diet of paper? No way. They want fruit and veggies like you do. Recycle your paper elsewhere Feed your worms real food, they will reward you.

At first when i see them i see them as pinworms or other parasites 😂

Iv nvr bought worms I started with just throwing a bunch of worms in a old cat litter box with a strainer for the cat litter and left that bitch out side and threw dog shit dumped water in to it when I cared and when I found a worm it got thrown in and then I also had compost piles for my dogs shit and found some worms in one of those and kinda slowly made them in to their own bucket but still had that first bin still randomly throwing food and shit in it and then I got more in to this so I took that bin and slowly cleaned it up stop putting shit in it and I kid u not it’s now turned into my main bin I care for have nvr added a single worm to it since caring for it and it’s nothing but red wigglers and I also have a tote of a bunch of worms with every back yard species and I run like a red wiggler worm farm and started fluffing it up and not having that thick mud layer at the bottom and since then iv noticed it’s getting more populated with red wigglers and less of the earth worms at the bottom due to not having a watery layer for them to go to but I now have 2 huge totes one with all red wigglers the og one and the other One that I made from trying to do a worm farm while still throwing the worms I find out side in it and iv nvr bought a single worm and I can now start to take some for breeding soon when I find another tote to use iv not bought one thing during this process

The part with your dog was amazing, put a smile on my face.

I hope you can use a fork to collect Worms without dying. By the way i wonder how your dog making that sound tuck tuck tuck 😂

You know that shit didn't last long untreated wood straight in the dirt,a year if that is about all its lasting lmfao

I believe that I might've found parasites in my dirt. It could be pot worms; however, they look thinner and move in round-like motions.

Look like tape worm

Well what the hell happened?

why do so many youtubers say you should never pour water directly into the worm bin?

I ordered 1000 European night crawlers they are 500 to a bag .I have a 27 gallon tote set up for each bag which will be 500 worms.Will this be plenty of room?

I have multiple compost bins so Have already made totes so how many should I buy to start with for bait?

Great video. 👍

How do you keep the flies and bugs out of there?

Has anyone ever had a mosquito infestation in their wormery?

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Great, informative video. Thanks for sharing your time and expertise!😊

A little confused... start a worm bin with next to nothing: tub, shredded paper, an also all of the conents from a previously established worm bin..

Great video! A long trommel is one of two good designs I’ve seen. The second design is a shaker table with like 1/8” mesh on the first three feet and then a few feet of 3/16” or 1/4” on the end portion. It was couple grand for the shaker table so I didn’t buy one but it was a good design for separating worms. Worm eggs, and bigger material using two different sizes of mesh and then collecting the worms at the very end.

You could fill sections of old garden hose with sand to weigh down edges of the garden cloth. Or rebaar. It’d save you time on staking it.

I am from India I .that to sell vermicompost for India

next time just mix either in a bathtub for big bulk or a giant wok or rubber maid container. We don't need to see your explicit macro details of mixing. One example, then all your ratios to be tested, and final results. too much unnecessary. thx for making the vid, but I essentially skipped to the end because my time is money. trying to help you on making your content more concise and loaded with powerful material. thx.

Would you mind sharing where you ordered these worms from? They look like awesome quality! Thanks

Dear, thank you for teach us. How about other animals, as mouse, snakes in the place you work. I'm trying to buil a place like yours in Brazil, but lot's of that and the wether here in june and july is cold. Not like there, but it can kill the worms? Thank you

5:45 shaving in those microplastics. Nice.

Very educational. Thanks.

Where do you keep the totes at?. Inside or outside?? Would they get to hot being outside

I have nearby PIG farm. Can one use pig dung for vermi compost ? Have access to Reg Wiggler worm.

Copper tape to keep worms in is like copper to keep slugs from getting plants

Thank you for this video! I thought i had parasitic worms my Canna bed soil, and I was pretty freaked out. Now I see that these critters im dealing with are almost certainly harmless, and even good for the soil.