Description
NOTES:
Castings cannot be sent to Western Australia, Tasmania or Northern Territory due to quarantine restrictions.
The KIT ONLY (without castings) can be sent to all states.
*** PRO kits do not include any aerator/air stones. Add a PRO Air Lift Aerator or DIY.
Castings packs available separately in the SHOP.
You have to supply your own brewing bucket/vessel, they are too bulky to get posted.
Shipping:
Sent in an expresspost satchel, with tracking.
Castings packs packed in a breathable cloth bag, with air holes in the box as it’s a living product.
Suits Brewer / Application:
Brews up to 200 litres / applied to up to 12 acres as a foliar application or 3 acres as a ground drench.
Package Includes / Number Of Applications:
All PRO Pump Kits Contain A Pump Kit With: 8mm brass hose barb outlet aquarium air pump, 2.5 metres 8mm air line, 1 package of new stockings/tights (for the “sock”) & full written instructions.
*** PRO Pump Kits do not include any aerator/air stones. Add a PRO Air Lift Aerator Upgrade or DIY.
$110 – Aerated Castings Tea PRO Pump Kit – No castings incl. (Plus $29.50 Shipping) – includes: 8mm brass hose barb outlet aquarium air pump, 2.5 metres 8mm air line, 1 package of new stockings/tights (for the “sock”) & full written instructions. (does not include any worm castings.)
$130 – Aerated Castings Tea PRO Pump Kit – With 5 litres Worm Castings – (Plus $41 Shipping) – includes: 5 Litres castings, 8mm brass hose barb outlet aquarium air pump, 2.5 metres 8mm air line, 1 package of new stockings/tights (for the “sock”) & full written instructions. This is enough castings for up to 20 brews, to suit a garden up to 25 metres x 25 metres per chart below.
$245 – Aerated Castings Tea PRO Pump Kit – With PRO Aerator Upgrade – No castings incl., purchase castings packs from SHOP (Plus $41 Shipping) – Pump Kit includes: 8mm brass hose barb outlet aquarium air pump, 2.5 metres of 8mm air line, 1 package of new stockings/tights (for the “sock”) & full written instructions. Does not include any worm castings. PRO Aerator – 32mm Air Lift. Includes 32mm pipe; T-shaped base; barb assembly + 2.5m x 8mm air hose. Suits PRO pump. 96cm air/fluid riser supplied in 3 sections with joiners to suit most 200 litre drums. One piece of pipe needs to be cut to size with a hacksaw – you can DIY, or I can do this for you, if you supply the measurement from the bottom of your drum to the lip of the drum. Drum not included. This package does not include any worm castings.
Castings packs available separately in the SHOP
PRO Aerator Upgrade
The PRO Aerator Upgrade gives you a 32 mm air lift brewing system.
For large volume pumps, air stones are not suitable and you need a more sophisticated aeration system.
The 32 mm air lift is what pros around the world use for medium/large scale brewing.
The PRO Pump Kit and the PRO Aerator upgrade are suitable for brewing up to 200 litres of aerated castings tea which can be applied to up to 12 acres as a foliar application.
Some people will use this same pump and aerator for 800 litre batches in an IBC tank; but that application may benefit from a larger pump and enlarged air lift aerator. Please ask me for prices on building larger systems.
Aerated Worm Castings Tea PRO Pump Kit With PRO Aerator – In Action
Brewing Table:
Aerated Worm Castings Tea Kits – Brewing Table
Suggestion:
Add a container of Zeolite volcanic rock dust to your order.
Zeolite provides surfaces for fungi to grow on.
Please Note:
When I pack the boxes I try to fit in what I can for you, but it may compact a little during shipping, so may look less than what you order.
For LOTS Of Info On USING Castings For Aerated Teas, please see the student resources page:
https://thewormman.com.au/help
VC is very good for plants for a lot of reasons – see this article for details – https://thewormman.com.au/benefits/
Particle/Screen Size:
This VC is a mix of particle sizes under 6.5mm from a rotating trommel harvester.
Manure & Pathogens:
None of my farms are fed any manure > read here why that’s important – https://thewormman.com.au/feeding-manure-to-worms-the-risks-of-pathogens-anti-biotic-resistant-bacteria-blog-070118/
