I had a quick look through the book recommendations and I was so happy to see Nicole Master's "For the love of soil_ on top. Nicole is one of my mentors and I had the opportunity to meet her in person in 2024. If you truly want to understand living soil she is the woman to listen to. I

I'm in the process of making vermi extract. It is a different process then making a oxygenated tea from the worm casts. I put the castings into a tightly stitched burlap sack the I use my power washer to knock the microbes off into a barrel. Extract can stay alive for up to 18 months. The problem being is the water in my well has frozen solid so no water 😔😔😔 Anyway the joys of worm farming in Ireland🤘

Not sure if this is real or not but looks like a great idea to keep a greenhouse or even the soil warm. What do y'all think?

Walking wedge worm farming is a horizontal continuous flow through method. You start feeding the worms on the inside and work your way across to the other side. The worms follow the feed stock so what's left behind should be relatively worm free nutritious vermicast. High quality worm compost should be like putty, it should stick together and crumble easily in you hand. At that stage you dry it and the sieve it. #savesoil

Hey everyone I'm Eoin (oh-in) from Ireland and I make living soil and vermicast on a little farm in County Laois (leash) Ireland. I have been studying and researching soil ecology and agroecology for the last 6 years. My goal is to save soil. Soil is humanity's number one resource and it's disappearing at a faster rate than it can be made. Without healthy living soil we cannot survive. I'm looking forward to chatting with everyone here. I'm @earthbuddyeoin on socials #savesoil