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Comments for The Omlet Guide To Worms And Composting
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Babette, 28 May 2020
How do I get an order of worms from your company and the dirt or compost that you would put the worms in the growing out how do I go about doing that.
Tony, 16 May 2020
I’m starting a chicken-coop I’m interested in your auto coop door opener/ worm casting and other natural ways.
Farmtech, 29 May 2019
Qorm composts is one of the best way to add beneficial microbes to the soil. I will be starting mine soon. Thanks for the post.
Pippa, 20 May 2019
How do I get hold of a ‘hungry bin’?
Bryce, 15 February 2019
I'm very interested in get the best results with less hands on.
Ciaran, 19 September 2016
Hi! Im looking for a hungry bin (wormery bin). do you have one is stock? Thanks Ciaran
Accommodating, 27 October 2013
I worry that having one or more of them in my bare hand will diminish their protective moist slip-and-slideness. And on top of that: they TICKLE. So I try to be prepared for not even just one or two that I've found in some unexpected place and have it/them in a pleasant way, until I can get it/them into something mutually acceptable. Thank you, Alex Duncan
John, 17 January 2023
OK I’m new at this, my coop is sitting on Astro Turf. Should I cut a piece out to expose dirt or leave the Astroturf and what kind of mess am I expecting? I also have enough hardy board to put under my coop. Would that be acceptable and then just add, a tub of sand they’re allowed to run in my yard. Also, TIA✌️????