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❤ I am in Western Australia nedlands and have just watched you video on seed saving and it's Sunday and I am so excited to do this with neighbours and exchange seeds for tomatoes etc.. hope this will work as how lovely. Thank you for your lovely fun video.

Hi, what a shame I've just found you and love your videos. Unfortunately your website (with wix) it's not up anylonger so I could not see the plans for making the worm bin. Can you please post it somewhere else even on google drive and give your viewers access to them. Thank you so much and please don't stop helping and teaching us. God bless you both.

Can you post a video on how you tied the rope at the base? Thank you.

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Those drops may have 1000000 beneficial microbes. Dennis

Great job buddy

I use a continual flow bin in my basement with just landscape fabric covering it. I just harvest castings. My worm population is in balance with the amount of organic waste from my kitchen. With a stable population the worms produce fewer cocoons so that castings aren't full of cocoons and wisps and finish sooner.

We are trying to educate the public of the risks of the acid rain and erosion that earth is going through. These people are so uneducated that they are associating crazy crap instead of addressing the truth of the earth's decaying state

I think the output is not pure castings... it is combined with finished conventional compost

i want to make a compost box. but i worry about the moisture can be harmful for wood. so i have a question, what kind of wood i can use for construct wood composter?

Make it to drag around or back and forth

How often can such size bin be harvested?

Very helpful. Thank you.

QUESTIONS: Q1- Is it something we need to do every years (inoculate garden with compost tea) or only if your microbiome is not balanced in your soil? Q2- How hydroponic (using only inorganic nutrients) will compare with real soil culture? In regard of yield, relative % of vitamins, cost per kg and time invested per kg? Currently using Kratky hydroponic, but open minded. Love from Montréal

7:48 Cheaper version of the aerator: Simply use one pipe, no other fittings required, no glue involved. -Take that pipe, make it a little longer than what we see in the video. -With a saw, cut 4 'V' notch at the bottom of that pipe to let the water in. -Just above theses notch, put a hole to squeeze tight the air tubing in place. -At the surface level, put one large hole to let the liquid out and create agitation. -Extend the pipe about 6-10 inch pass this top hole (to avoid overflow/splashing) -The pipe is leading sideway, diagonal, and a bungee cord can be placed on top of it to secure it in place. -Maybe the handle can be used instead of a bungee, but probably not secure enough.. To be tried. Using a 1 inch diameter pipe will increase the velocity in the tube and will require a less powerful air pump.

At 7:40 are you purposely hiding all the food labels, or did you just not realize viewers would need to know that?

Hi do you have any knowledge about how some companies make the microbes go dormant in a suspended animation can I get your thoughts on this 🤔

I like how you made your mini microbial air pump system.

How did you construct the bed? What was the bedding? Just Mud?

How long do the ropes last?

Mycorrhizal fungi do not reproduce in compost.

Thank you for sharing this important information listening from Bangs Texas

How often do you harvest?

Any idea roughly how much castings a 4x8 bin will produce? Related to conditions of course but what would the max be?

Bel video e molto utile. Ho iniziato anche io da poco con un cft, é tutto un altro mondo. Grazie e complimenti

Hello! I would like more info about the microscope analysis. A video with the pictures and info about the creatures in the compost would be a dream for me. many greetings from Bavaria !thank you for your work !

Compost teas VS JADAM Microbial solution. How do they compare in terms of diversity and plant performance? JADAM relies on leaf mold soil you collect from a "pristine" natural location. Frequently undisturbed woods are a good place to gather inoculant biology.

First time I come across the idea of a continual flow worm hotel. Ideal for upkeeping without having to remove the worms for the castings. Thanks for another great video!

I teach about composting in primary schools, so this material is really great. Thank you!

Hi, can you advice how often can we use compost tea in to plants 🌱 ( pomegranate) what will be the mixing ratio

What microscope are you using ???

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Do you guys sell your castings or worms? Im curious how much they go for

How often are you able to harvest off of each bin?

Was waiting for a Raptor dinosaur to step out the whole time...... lol had to. Great video Y'all added y'all

Great video! Did you moisten the straw you covered up the top with aswell?

I like the idea of Continual Flow Worm Bin very much, but in such a wide bin you could use horizontal migration for harvesting the castings also. Do you think Continual Flow Worm Bin option is more practical? What about the worms hatchings, don't they fall out to much, when you harvest?

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Thanks! This looks like the exact microscope that Dr. Elaine Ingham demonstrates on here: th-cam.com/video/-65AVtACJ_A/w-d-xo.html&feature=emb_logo I've been searching all over the web for a DIC microscope and find nothing from sellers, nor manufacturers, except for the optics science... Somewhere else she mentions that a perfectly good microscope for soil biology use could be found at the $800-1,000 range. Can you please point me to a microscope of the sort needed here? Thank you very much. Ilan.

I like your design that you have. One idea for improvement would be to have the wire for the sides in panels that didn’t require separate tools to use. Knowing myself and many others, by removing the extra work required to obtain and return the tools I would be much more likely to actually harvest the castings.

Nice set up. Great harvest. Doesn't the staples damage the hardware cloth everytime you have to pull it off? Why not staple it to a strip of wood then use a few screws to attach it to the bin?

What type of worms are you using in your bin?

I have a bottle of probiotics noticed there are soil based organisms instead of the common lactic acid strains, 28 strains to be exact.. would be wise to add this as an anauculant to a compost bin a brew of tea.. ?

Love the video , keep them coming

Awesome vid. Subscribed. 👍. Also should note I initially thought you guys were hired models. Too good looking to be playing in the dirt haha 😆

I grow veg 'no dig'. I have previously used tea derived from worm castings, brewed up with molasses, once weekly. Now my soil is no longer disturbed by mechanical action and is supplimented after each crop by about an inch of home made vermicompost added as a mulch, do I need to carry on the action with the compost tea? Does it bring any further benefit once the soil is biologically active?

Yay! This is great!

Would have liked to see how your compost tea machine was precisely made(mostly how the air is introduced into the plastic pipe) Maybe it is on your website? But you did not share a link here?

Very fascinating and informative.

Very informative video. Will you make a video on how to grow mycorrhiza, please. Also are also putting not citrus food waste into your compost pile?