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Worm Composting

Bill Abresch from Happy Daze Worm Farm talks about worm composting basics. Worms break down organic matter in the soil. They also produce worm castings which is nutrient rich. You can feed them with the same scraps you would put in a compost pile. Bill talks about how he starts a worm colony, feeds them and then gathers the castings to put on his plants. Worm castings are very high in bacteria which benefit plants when put into the soil.

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