The babies bin I am happy with but the breeder bin the ants are a bother and the lack of cacoons

Good day community. I feel thrilled and absolutely thankful to be part of this community. Below is my new babies as I call them😊. I'm only starting to grow this highly vulnerable species due to the high temperatures we are facing in our area, to save our soil for food security and sustainability of green life. Any suggestions and guidance will be appreciated in the comments section.

I found this on face book and find his discussions very interesting and was wondering if any one else here follow him Soilworksllc

After scaring poor @David Humphrey to death on his birthday - entirely accidentally - Bin There Worm Farm is happy to report that despite months of castings challenges, we have managed to sift out almost 17 full gallons of beautiful castings!!! And I have 4 more bins to sift tomorrow. In other news, I am facing my fears and using a fan tonight to get those 4 dried out so I can leave on vacation Tuesday morning... We'll see how it works. David says it'll be fine. I wonder how vengeful he truly is...

Whoa! Things are going crazy! I was working at our Master Gardener Discover Garden and there were some folks taking a guided tour. They stopped by our Worm Resort as I was checking all of our demonstration bins. We chatted and found out they have a worm bin at home. We chatted some more and they invited me to come to their community garden club at their local church to do a presentation. Again, what is so crazy is how the opportunities to teach about vermicomposting lets us all know that people what to learn. I may have to clone myself. Ha, ha, ha, ha.