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

Here's an update on my mixed species worm farm! Hopefully this can give you an idea of one way you could run a worm farm. :)

Hello, Im Cindy, a very new worm mom. Im glad I learned about worm farming and came across Cherene by accident. A very happy Accident! My worms, i bought from an exotic animal store. I honestly didn't have much hope in these worms. They were as skinny as a piece of hair! But, being the hopeful I am, I decided to give it a go. So glad I did. My worms are thriving, and breeding, and getting fat. It's astounding to see your efforts produce natural earth. Visiting my bins is like a rainy day in this hot weather. Im enjoying the process and will send updates as I get further. I realize now I should have taken pictures. So, I will work on that. Thanks Cherene for being transparent. Also, is there a wait list for starter kits? Worm-Mom out! Cindy

One never knows where the next great idea comes from. It all starts with experimentation. So I'm running 4 pre-compost bins that are all VERY different and I'd like some input on what to try next. SO... we're going to give away a prize to someone that participates in this community led pre-compost experiment. It's a prize you want to win... but I'm not spilling the beans until we see y'all participating! Just hit reply to each of the 4 comments below to add your input. Yes, responding to all 4 - maybe more than once - could help. :) Listen, it's all about us learning and getting better - in this case with pre-compost. So jump in - whether you're a newbie or you've been worm farming since 1849. We want your ideas! Let the games begin!