The Last Day

Today is Chuck's last day at the SLC Pioneer Park Farmer's Market. Thank you to all those who have met him there and purchased our castings/tea/worms. We sure appreciate your business. We will have more product about the middle of October and we plan on expanding through the winter so we don't experience this problem next year. We can't believe how fast we sold out this year and how popular our castings/tea are becoming. Hang in there and we will have lots of product this spring.

Hey All . . .

Sorry, I haven't posted in awhile. Things are still going strong at the Salt Lake City Farmer's Market at Pioneer Park. If you haven't been and you live in the area, it's definately worth the visit. Don't forget to stop by our booth and let us know you read our blog.

Thanks to the commentor

of my last post, here is Olson's website.

The farmer's market went pretty good last week. We are hoping for better weather this weekend for all your shoppers.

It's just about here . . .

Saturday is the opening day of the farmer's market Chuck goes to all summer long. It is at Pioneer Park in Salt Lake City. It's huge and lots of people are there selling and buying. Hope to see you there!

It's Official

We have dropped the rates on our 5 quart and 5 gallon containers of Worm Castings. Our 5 quart bucket is now $15 instead of $20 and our 5 gallon bucket is $35 instead of $45. So, what are you waiting for? Chuck will be delivering in the Salt Lake City area in 2 weeks. Order now and save shipping costs.

Two New Stores

We now have two new stores carrying our Worm Castings. The first one is Olson's Nursery in Lehi, Utah (they don't have a website sorry) and Cactus & Tropicals in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Busy Weekend With no End in Sight!

We've got about 500 lbs of castings to deliver on Wednesday. One customer wants 300 lbs and we have two stores in SLC that are wanting to put our Worm Castings on their shelves. Chuck's worked long and hard to convince them to try it, but it took a few people actually going into the store looking for our Worm Castings to convince the store owners to carry our product.

Chuck and Makiya along with a boy from here in town have been busy screening castings. We are in the process of getting a new harvester, so they've had to screen everything by hand 2x's. It's been quite a project with me having to bake castings all day yesterday and today and I still have about 50 lbs to bake tomorrow. We bake them for about 15 minutes to kill any worms or other little creepy crawly things so people don't open their containers and find bugs crawling around. They won't hurt your plants, but people usually get a little nervous finding bugs in their castings.

Well it's getting late and our little guy is finally tired (he took a long nap today), so it's finally time for bed! Yeah!