I understand where you are coming from,but we never had an issue with mice or rats now that might be due to the fact that we have 3 farm cats that room the homestead. Thanks for your input and thanks for watching.
That's cool !! I got an old chest freezer in the barn...about the same size as yours. How many worms do ya need? I don't want to buy them at walmart for 4 dollars a dozen...Like to order a bunch and use them for bait too.
Do I have to add any additional drain holes to the bottom of the freezer or do I have to remove the freezer motor before I start using it or can I just cut the cord and tape up all the unused areas and use it like that?
We just went with the drain hole thst is in the freezer, as far as removing the motor that is up to you. We didn't and we didn't have any problems. Thanks for watching and we hope you hit that subscribe button.
You might find that this is too deep, unless you make special arrangements to get oxygen down to the bottom. Better to have more surface area than you have depth, when it come to vermicomposting.
You know that is a good point, we did end up putting tunes in there to help with the airflow. Might be time for an updated video. Thanks for watching. Hope you hit that subscribe button.
Thanks for info ,, but guy talks to his audience like we are all stupid or something,,, can say what your message in much fewer words. Good luck with your channel.
Not everyone has the same level of experience with everything. That is what makes us all different. Sorry if you felt talked down to, but the upside of that is you know more than the average bear. Congrats and thanks for watching
This was really good for all of us to understand. Thank you my friend Jason.
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😁😁😁So easy, we will have one as soon as we are able to build on our land. Thank you Jason!💛
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Thanks for sharing, a great way to re-purpose a old freezer to :) shared
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LOL! loved the 30 second clip! You are informative and funny. Great combination. Thanks BB :-)
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Nice informative video. Love your channel.
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BB last part of that video made my day... thank you.
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Awesome video, thought it was very imformative and loved the ending lol
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Now THATS some good information. I think you should do lots more 30 second tips lol.
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Drill vents add sone screening and rats and bugs are not going to be a problem. Leaving the door open is only going to let them in.
I understand where you are coming from,but we never had an issue with mice or rats now that might be due to the fact that we have 3 farm cats that room the homestead. Thanks for your input and thanks for watching.
HAHAHA - I'm loving the short version tho some target practice might be needed HAHA
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That's cool !! I got an old chest freezer in the barn...about the same size as yours. How many worms do ya need? I don't want to buy them at walmart for 4 dollars a dozen...Like to order a bunch and use them for bait too.
I just started with one of the bait containers that you get at walmat
Will this composting bin work in Northern Illinois in the in the winter
We are not familiar with the weather up there, but you may have to add insulation.
What was in the water you used for the soaking?
Worm compost tea, it is made up from the runoff from the worms
Do I have to add any additional drain holes to the bottom of the freezer or do I have to remove the freezer motor before I start using it or can I just cut the cord and tape up all the unused areas and use it like that?
We just went with the drain hole thst is in the freezer, as far as removing the motor that is up to you. We didn't and we didn't have any problems. Thanks for watching and we hope you hit that subscribe button.
@rhondavasquez5690 Thank you for asking those questions, I needed his answers also 👍🧓
How vold does it get where you are
We have freezing temps in the winter. We had a freak night this past winter that was in the negatives! But that is very rare
What did you soak that with? Worm tea?
The cardboard? Just water made it moist
@@bigbearhomestead the water was brown
You might find that this is too deep, unless you make special arrangements to get oxygen down to the bottom.
Better to have more surface area than you have depth, when it come to vermicomposting.
You know that is a good point, we did end up putting tunes in there to help with the airflow. Might be time for an updated video. Thanks for watching. Hope you hit that subscribe button.
I like fishing so I like worms
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Will the worms be okay in winter?
Depending on how cold you get
How cold is that? I live in Northern Illinois. I want to know if the worms will survive the winter
Thanks for info ,, but guy talks to his audience like we are all stupid or something,,, can say what your message in much fewer words. Good luck with your channel.
Not everyone has the same level of experience with everything. That is what makes us all different. Sorry if you felt talked down to, but the upside of that is you know more than the average bear. Congrats and thanks for watching
Sorry , your kind , I recant my complaining statement,lol. Thanks , take care , keep up the good work.
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