Crazy times brother and it may get crazier. My wee worms are doing good. Got a few containers outside doing worm tea and I’ll be potting the debris in a couple of months. Last year I did it and got lots of mysterious starts which turned into some hobby food growing.
I have had mystery plants pop up from some vermicompost as well. Always fun trying to figure out what they are. I'm glad things are going well for you!
Welcome back! We’ve all went through a terrible time! But there is a light at the end of the tunnel! New year, new project, new friends, mixed with old friends, and even if friendship is per video only, we will thrive! Worms would say: yumm, new bedding, let’s get at it! ...I have an UWB since two weeks and my reds are doing well in it. Looking forward to your new videos, take care and stay healthy.
Hi welcome back. I have enjoyed your videos. My question to you is do you have problems with mites, springtails, or other invading your worm farm? How do you deal with it on the farm or when on a small scale? Thanks!
I dont have many problems with pests at the farm besides mice and centipedes. But they are managed naturally by the digs and cats and birds at the farm most of the time. I rarely have to set traps. My bins often get mites and other things in them though and often I will do nothing. At least not anything rash, slow changes and watching is all that it needed usually. Sometimes ill allow things to dry out more or watch out not to add too much acidic material. It also depends on the pest. Springtails are good and so are some mites. The issue is if there are so many that they start to out compete the worms.
it's called Clouse Tech Workshop right now but the name may change, not many videos and they aren't very great either haha. But it's something I might pick up again if I'm going to be making videos for here as well. And thank you! I need all the luck I can get!
We're all waiting for your return! Thank you for sharing your experiences so far
Welcome back.
Thank you, I was a bit nervous to come back. never a good feeling to just drop something then come back to it after so long.
Another 6 months have passed since you are back :D I hope you are ok and wish you best :D
Good to see you're ok! Hope everything is well.
Things are better now than they were for a long time. Im glad I'm ok as well haha.
Glad to hear from ya again, we understand, your lively hood and family comes first!! I pray everything work out well for ya..
Thank you. So far I have been very blessed in spite of everything. Things are working out. Take care as well.
Im glad you are back. I did wonder where you went to. Look forward to your progress
Great video Dust! Glad your new business going well!
Thanks!
So glad to see you again, been wondering how it’s going on the worm farm. Your setup is very interesting and informative. Keep em comming!
Since it's winter not much is happening at the farm. I will be doing a winter check up video soon though
Crazy times brother and it may get crazier. My wee worms are doing good. Got a few containers outside doing worm tea and I’ll be potting the debris in a couple of months. Last year I did it and got lots of mysterious starts which turned into some hobby food growing.
I have had mystery plants pop up from some vermicompost as well. Always fun trying to figure out what they are. I'm glad things are going well for you!
Good to have you back! Stay strong homie!!
Thank you!
Glad to see your back and your taking care of what you needed to do. 👍
Thanks 👍I am going to do my best to stay here.
Welcome back! We’ve all went through a terrible time! But there is a light at the end of the tunnel! New year, new project, new friends, mixed with old friends, and even if friendship is per video only, we will thrive! Worms would say: yumm, new bedding, let’s get at it! ...I have an UWB since two weeks and my reds are doing well in it. Looking forward to your new videos, take care and stay healthy.
Glad to see you’re alright. Just ordered a bunch of worms. Hope you’re continuing to do ok.
Keep at it ,I follow quite a few worm groups and many many people report not being able to source Composting Worms maybe something to think about.
It does seem to be an issue. I wish I could help fix it right now but im not there yet
Best of luck
Thank you!
Hi welcome back. I have enjoyed your videos. My question to you is do you have problems with mites, springtails, or other invading your worm farm? How do you deal with it on the farm or when on a small scale? Thanks!
I dont have many problems with pests at the farm besides mice and centipedes. But they are managed naturally by the digs and cats and birds at the farm most of the time. I rarely have to set traps.
My bins often get mites and other things in them though and often I will do nothing. At least not anything rash, slow changes and watching is all that it needed usually. Sometimes ill allow things to dry out more or watch out not to add too much acidic material.
It also depends on the pest. Springtails are good and so are some mites. The issue is if there are so many that they start to out compete the worms.
What is the name of your second channel? Good luck on your new business!
it's called Clouse Tech Workshop right now but the name may change, not many videos and they aren't very great either haha. But it's something I might pick up again if I'm going to be making videos for here as well.
And thank you! I need all the luck I can get!
How much do you sell your product for my Girlfriend dose gardening when she isn't working and school?
Hey Dane! I sell it for between 50 cents to $1.50 a pound depending on quantity.
What do you recommend for a for a raised 3 by 6 Garden area
@@danefarnsworth5519 You don't need much for that. A one-quart bag could be enough even.
Do you guys mean, how much castings for that size garden? You don't mean worms, right?
So, a quart of vermicompost...just checking. Take care!
@@texaspatty4697 yes a quart of vermicompost. I'm not selling worms right now. :)
Do you still have your worm farm?
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