Living Waters Homestead & Worm Farm
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We’re learning how to grow our own food and be more sustainable on our homestead, all while taking care of this beautiful creation God has entrusted to us.
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How To Guide for Worm Nursery Bins: Raising Worms from Cocoon to Maturity
In order to start a worm nursery bins, you'll need to first purchase or harvest some cocoons. After that you will need to prepare their new bedding, plan and prepare what you're going to feed them, and then do continual maintenance until harvest day! We'll go into...
Ideal Temperatures for Composting Worms
The typical ideal temperature range for vermicomposting worms is 60°F to 80°F, with ~70°F or 72°F being an ideal sweet spot. Bin temperature is one of the most important conditions to a successful worm bin. The table below shows a range of ideal temperatures for each...
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Sustainability
Worm Farming & Sustainable Practices
Our desire to be more sustainable and responsible with our resources led us to worm farming. We take food waste and other organic materials and either compost traditionally or feed it directly to our red wigglers. We want to help you do the same!
Live Worms
We raise Red Wigglers and European Nightcrawlers to assist in reducing food waste.
Worm Castings
We take the worm castings to improve our soil’s overall health which in return improves the health of our plants!
Simplicity
No need for over complicating things. Feed the worms, separate them from their castings, and repeat.
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