Worms Worms Worms: Shhhh it's a secret for now

Friday, May 1, 2009

Shhhh it's a secret for now

but we have decided to lower the prices of our Worm Castings this summer . . .well, starting soon. We now produce enough that cost wise we can afford to sell them cheaper . .which will help our customers grow fantastic gardens this summer at an even more affordable price. Watch for the "real" announcement soon.

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MarciMay 4, 2009 at 6:19 PM
I have never seen a blog like yours before, about worms and composting. Interesting. My mom is all about composting~maybe it's time for me to learn more, too? I'll visit again! In the meantime, happy worm farming!
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Welcome!

I've been blogging for a long time, but that has mostly been scrapbooking and family stuff. I've decided, since it interests so many people, to set up a new blog about our family worm farm. We live in central Utah and we have been raising Red Wiggler worms for 4 years now. This is a fantastic form of organic composting and recycling. Worm castings (which is worm poop), is nature's fertilizer. As you follow the blog you'll be able to learn how we turn newspaper, horse manure and grass clippings into a very rich compost that can be used on house plants, vegetable gardens, flower gardens, lawns, shrubs and trees. It is pretty amazing stuff! Also, never hesitate to ask questions in the comment section.Once again, welcome to my new blog.