Very good tutorial.

Thanks for sharing Jason!

Great video

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Man, there's no way I'm catching up on your videos at the rate you crank them out! Gonna have to start making my way through the back catalogue before spring returns. 😅 I was wondering how the worm bin was going to do with such a coarse material. Elegant solution, as always.

@Green.Country.Agroforestry

5 ай бұрын

Loads cheaper than buying a trammel, or attempting to cobble one together.

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What size drill bit do you use to make the holes? At what point did you moisten the powder dry siftings so they wouldn’t desiccate the worms? Could you use some pawpaw seeds? I ordered almost more than I can plant for next spring.

@maryistulsafox

6 ай бұрын

I wanna try Pawpaw! But every tree I see is on side of busy highway or in cow pastures, with cows.

@vickisavage8929

6 ай бұрын

@@maryistulsafox I have 250 pawpaw seeds from premium stock coming in the spring. I have already ordered maypop seeds (pkt of 30) for you. Just let me know how many you want. Pawpaw is an understory tree, small, and doesn’t like much sun.

Red worms need a more 'sensitive' environment. I would say. YES!!! Everything about worms should be Free from the operators standpoint, it's a time consuming, seemingly useless hobby. I'd like to see a cage match between aged chicken, duck, cow, or regular good compost and worms. You may say that's 4 VS. 1. A premise is people can do it in tubs. That's GOOD!