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Worms For Sale

Page history last edited by unityfire888@... 13 years, 4 months ago

This page is no longer current as we no longer live on Kauai. We are unsure if any local group is continuing to sell worms on kauai. Try wormsworkkauai@gmail.com.

Or start your own backyard worm business!

People will buy worms and worm tractors/boxes/bins.

And they are NEEDED!

 

It's easy enough to design a bin/system if you have access to some recycled untreated wood.

Wood is by far the best.

The system needs to breathe. Wood gets innoculated and becomes part of the system, allowing air and water to breathe.

The bottom should always be open to the earth. Even if you have a catchment tray, it should be permeable.

Do not attempt to capture what people call "worm pee" or "worm tea", i.e. the exudate liquid from the bottom.

Allow it to flow into the earth, feeding the soil and plants around it. Flow goes both ways.

The system is breathing with and exchanging organisms with the earth and needs moisture for these beings to travel. Some of them come from far underground to eat, lay eggs and go back down.

They are building many levels of living soil for you.

They're good guys and we want to help them prosper.

 

Make your system have layers, mostly for ease of harvesting (the finished castings are always on the bottom)

but also to incorporate layers of air and space so the material stays fluffy and not compressed from too much weight/not enough air.

Add a lid of some sort, depending on location/use.

The lid is for shade and to keep out intruders like chickens, also to regulate moisture.

If you make a solid lid you must water the system. If the lid is permeable, you must monitor the rain.

IT MUST be in shade.

If the roof is high and the lid is permeable enough, you can add roosts and entice chickens to sleep there and poop into the worm box. They love manure.

See this page: VermiTractors to see some of the designs we have come up with.

Anyone with basic woodworking skills and some imagination could design worm boxes from locally available resources.

They are a great trade/sale item you can feel good about, helping your neighbors become regenerative gardeners.

 

GOT WORMS?

 

(maybe I need a better opening line? )

i'm open to suggestions

  

Composting Worms Available!

 

 

Soil Remediation*Food Forests*Permaculture/Vermiculture Design

 

Tired of throwing stuff away?

 

Tired of buying soil amendments?

 

Tired of digging in tired soil?

 

Like to simplify your life, grow great food, waste not & get someone else to prepare your garden~perfectly~for you?

 

Worms could be for you.

 

 

WormsWork cooperative vermiculture group on Kauai can help you establish a vermicompost system so you can close loops in your home self-sufficiency efforts.

 

Worms and their composting companions play a huge role in making organic matter into food for plants. 

Vermicomposting transforms cardboard, paper, junk mail, natural fibers, food and green waste, biodegradeables and all products of forest and field~into the best soil nutrients on the planet.

 

We at WormsWork care about the 'aina. We're glad to assist people in using this miracle of nature  

to trashform their compostibles

We're also aware of our responsibilities; to the 'aina to keep things in balance, 

to our community to help folks understand how to do it and how it works, 

and to the forest because we live in the tropics.

 

This is all about trees.

 

So

 

We can sell you worms 

(includes entire spectrum of soil food web beneficial beings and on-line educational support) 

We also offer occasional vermiclasses and field trips.

 

We do site-consultation, design, & also implementation of basic "permaculture" closed-loop perennial food systems 

(i.e. systems that feed themselves. No need buy nuthin').

 

Big or small. Every site is unique. Everyone's needs are different.  

No problem.

Whatever it is~we can help you have the most amount of the best food for the least amount of work.

 

 

Mahalo. 

See Price of Worms

Comments (1)

msmulcher@yahoo.com said

at 10:59 am on Sep 30, 2009

Please sell me some worms! I got my bins ready and found some worms from the garden. One is a giant. The king of all worms, six inches long. I used to be scared of them and now I can't wait to have a real system in place. Thanks to those of you contributing to this great site. I have started sheet mulching and will hopefully lure some earth royalty..! Jes

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