On a whim, I talked to the Gordon's Food Service manager. They sell produce and sometimes they have to get some bad or have it go bad. He said it didn't happen often but he'd call me when it did. Bingo! 50# of potatoes just got put in my freezer! That's gonna feed a lot of pre-compost bins! Now to find more options so I can start dehydrating for greens powder!

Why you shouldn't use paper - like copy paper - instead of newspaper as your moisture saver under the bubble wrap for a small starter kits? AND if you have paper down with a lid on the bin, is the bubble wrap really necessary? If not an absolute need, does it still provide value?

Oh... did I make that plural? Dang! Guess I have to have at least 2 winners now! If you were a winner, send @Cherene Packard a message with your shipping info and a bunch of super cool red wiggler cocoons will be headed your way! Drum roll please.... And the winner is: @Vanessa L!!! She commented on every post and not just once. Sometimes volume is important! Oh yeah... the second winner. He was in here giving info and advice on more things to consider with the PC (pre-compost) adventure, so congratulate @Brian Davis! Give our two winners some love! They just had new kids... well... they're about to!

Here are some tips on storing worm castings. If you have other tips or experiences you are welcome to share!

It seems like just yesterday I had 3 bins. A breeder bin, a cocoon nursery and a worm tower (now retired.) Now as you can see, I need to get more shelving as I have 6 full size breeder bins, 2 mini breeder bins for bedding experiments, 5 nursery bins and 1 massive 50-gallon grow out bin! Pretty crazy how fast you can grow a clew!