Here is a video about sifting 1/12 inch worm castings. The most common size I'll use is 1/8 inch, but sometimes people want that more premium feel. I feel like I'm spoiling my plants a little extra when I use the 1/12 inch. Not necessary! 1/4 and 1/8 inch are perfectly fine. Just depends on how chunky of a finish you want your worm castings to have!

Hello, I wondered if chicken or rabbit poop are okay to use in worm bin?

The fotos are not great but cam Seine help me identify the wo species I have always thought they were red wrigglers but after having a good look today I think they European night crawlers need confirmation please

I have spent a bit of time today resetting 8 bins and harvesting and sifting around 10 gallons of castings. While doing that I started to wonder what fertilizer(s) our fellow members are using once you have put castings, or casting tea into your gardens or container plantings. What Organic Fertilizer/Feeding have you had success with and suggest for plants that require feeding every few weeks? I have had some say use Miracle Gro 20-20-20, but I figure if I am spending the time to make the world's best soil amendment, why negate it with a chemical fertilizer ?

Our shop was sitting at about 85°f around noon. Since the hottest part of the day was upon my squiggly pals, ice packs were placed to get them through the most brutal part of the day 🧊 How is everyone else doing?