Worm Farms – So Many Choices?
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Here Is A Brief List – With Links To My Plans Or Videos.
Briefly . . . SO – What CAN Be Used For A Worm Farm?
At it’s most basic, a worm farm can be anything from just a hole in the ground, to a bucket or a plastic tub; from any recycled item like fridges or bath tubs; on up to the pinnacle of worm farms, the “Continuous Flow Through”, AKA “Flow Through Reactor” Worm Farm.
There are pitfalls and advantages to every system. I hope to address some of these as time goes on 🙂
Worm Farms To Build:
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Paid-For Plans
(Free Plans/Ideas Are Further Down The Page)
Continuous Flow Through – Wooden
Full DIY Plans & How-To Videos
Turning A Compost Bin Or A Barrel
Into A Continuous Flow Through
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Coming Soon:
Building A Neat Stand
To Hold A Split Blue Plastic Barrel
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Buying A Worm Inn MEGA
Continuous Flow Through
(Wooden Stand Plans & Full How To Video Series
Available As A Free/Donation Download)
Click Here For A Link To The Page To Buy A Worm Inn MEGA
(Australia Or The Rest Of The World)
Click Here For A Link To The Wooden Stand Plans
FREE Plans / Videos
The Wedge Vermicomposting System
Full Explanation
Technical Information
Full How-To Videos & Updates
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Building A Continuous Flow Through
From A Wheeled Bin
(Goes To My Youtube Channel)
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Using A Bath Tub
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Using An Old Fridge Or Freezer
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Using A “Tote” / Plastic Or Styrofoam Box
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Using a 5 Gallon Bucket
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How To Start & Feed A Store Bought Stacking Farm
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