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Vermiculture
(Worm Farming)

Over the past couple of years more and more gardeners and farmers have realised the benefit of using compost to improve the soil. Fertile soil contains lots of humus and micro-organisms, but the humus content needs to be periodically replenished so that the soil micro-organisms will continue to flourish. No better way than by using vermicompost!

Increasing numbers of gardeners worldwide are successfully using vermicompost as an excellent soil conditioner. All over South Africa people are venturing into "worm farming" and vermiculture thanks to the television programmes Carte Blanche and Pasella, who featured vermicomposting operations in their programmes. Articles in gardening magazines made more people aware of the world of vermiculture and earthworms - our little workers. Some people have been inspired by family and friends who experienced amazing results after using vermicompost and worm tea in their gardens.

Worm farming has become popular in many countries and for many it provides the opportunity for a good small business. Worm farming is not a new idea; it has just taken modern society a long time to appreciate a process which has been going on perfectly naturally in our soils. Vermicomposting can be the answer to the individual who wants to do his part to rescue our planet from global
warming.

Vermicomposting is, however, still a relatively new practice for organic waste management although it has gained ground among those concerned about the negative effects of waste on the environment.
Worm Farming eBook
Goodbugs Little Workers eBook

The first earthworm book for African conditions, written by Charl Pienaar and Dora du Plessis, after many years' experiences with earthworm farming and -composting.
This book offer many practical tips and step-by-step instructions with illustrations on how to farm successfully with earthworms, in your own back yard or on bigger.
Read more.
GoodStuff (Green)
Goodbugs Garden, Green Wiki, Planting Season
Take a walk through our special virtual succulent garden.
Imagine 1,000,000 South Africans uniting to plant an organic vegetable in their home
or office.
Read more.
Worm Farming Experiences
Real live experiences by worm farmers

How fast do earthworm multiply? Babysitting earthworms. Earthworms escaping from the worm bin. Becoming a small-scale city farmer. More about EIGSA. Die Erdwurmboer, gee waarde aan weggooigoed, nuwe Afrikaanse webtuiste oor erdwurms. Read more.
Community Projects
All kinds of Earthworm Community Projects

Worms@Work Project, Elsenburg, Stellenbosch. Care in Action Earthworm Project, Bloemfontein. MUCPP Community project, Bloemfontein. Brandvlei Project, Worcester. Hand-in-Hand Project, India. Read more.
Worm Farming for Kids
Fun Earthworm projects for kids

Earthworm facts. Earthworm day at the Little Beehive Playschool. Different shape of seeds. Free Colouring in pages. Planting project for kids. Read more.
Commercial Waste Projects
Recycling and Waste Earthworm Projects

We specialise in helping malls, restaurants, hotels, guest houses, schools, old-age homes, hostels etc. to plan, set-up, multiply (worms) and produce earthworm compost, by recycling wet waste, as compost for own use (gardens) or to sell. More about active waste projetcs. Read more.
Commercial Worm Farming
For Farmers and Nurseries

We specialise in helping farmers in all kinds of farming enterprises to plan, set-up, multiply (worms) and produce earthworm compost, for use on your own farm or to sell commercially. Read more about some of our recent projects in 2011 and 2012.
Worm Farming Resources
Articles and much more . . . for free!

Looking for earthworm and composting information? You've come to the right place! We've put together all our valuable and useful information, commercially and for home use. Read more.

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