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Greetings
Mornings to everyone ,I am Nontobeko Klaas, from Komani,in the Eastern Cape Province,to be in this platform,learn a lot,I am also Vermi domestic Farmer .
0 likes • Mar 25
Welcome on board Nontobeko
Challenge
I just wanna know that,how long does the worm tea stay? The mould grows in the bottle?
1 like • Mar 25
@Nontobeko Klaas It depends on how it was processed or brewed: Aerobic (with oxygen): - Best used within 24 hours – this is when the beneficial microbes are most active and valuable - Can still work up to 72 hours, but the microbial value drops significantly after the first day - Store in a cool, dark place with the lid slightly loose to allow some air exchange Anaerobic (without oxygen): - Can last 3 to 6 months without developing mold - The lack of oxygen prevents most mold growth, though the microbial composition changes (fermentation occurs) About mold in the bottle: Yes, mold can grow in the bottle – especially if: - The tea was aerobically brewed and left sitting too long - The container wasn't clean - It was stored in warm temperatures
1 like • Mar 25
My best recommendation as we do at our farm is, if brewed with oxygen, using straight away while microbes are at their best.
FREE Course Update
Hi everyone 👋 Please check out the FREE Worm Farming Fundamentals – Updated Version and let me know what you think. I’ve done my best to simplify the content and make it easy to follow, structuring it into clear modules—just like we do on our live onsite training sessions. The modules are now also available on YouTube, so you can watch and learn at your own pace anytime. 🎥🪱 Your feedback would really mean a lot. Please let me know: - What you found helpful - What could be improved - Any questions that came up while going through it Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and seeing how it helps with your worm farming journey 🌱🪱
0 likes • Mar 20
@Nontobeko Klaas thank you 😊
0 likes • Mar 24
@Nontobeko Klaas I'm glad thank you very much for the feedback
It's been a while....
Hi family 👋 It’s been a while since my last post. Over the past three months, I’ve been traveling across the country, setting up Base Farms in four provinces in preparation for our national 3,000-ton vermicast supply for the castor oil project. The experience has been incredible. Seeing the passion and participation from our growers has been priceless. 🌱🐛 There’s something powerful about watching people come together around a shared vision — turning waste into soil, and soil into opportunity. But enough about me… How have you been? How is your project going? Or when are you planning to start? Remember, the key is simple: Just start. 🚀 Progress doesn’t come from waiting for perfect conditions. It comes from taking the first step. Looking forward to hearing what everyone is building.
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It's Month 2 of Year 2026, all the best!
Worm Greetings, As we tap to the 2nd month of the year, I would like us to shake things up a bit... Please help me help you, by telling me and my team how we can add VALUE to you this year... - what kind of help you need? - why are you here? - what do you expect to get from this community?
It's Month 2 of Year 2026, all the best!
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A social entrepreneur, author, certified life coach and agricultural extensionist dedicated to personal, professional, and community development.

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