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We ve been composting in our homemade worm bin for 5 months now. Through trials and tribulations, we ve learned a lot about the right environment for worms! In fact we experimented so much, that we managed to decimate our entire worm population. *Sigh*. Master composter and Freshtopia diva, Barb Finnin, came by to see how our worm bin was doing after all this time. Thank goodness she was so encouraging! She helped us haul our semi-composted compost (and dead worm population) to our new backyard composting bins where it can still be useful. We also get a look at a Wriggly Wranch-a multi-layered worm bin that our neighbors purchased at a discount from our county waste management. Seems that if you can get the discount, the layered method is the way to go. We will try again using homemade methods, but this time we ll have a little bit more knowledge to keep our worms alive. Thanks Barb!

Can you tell that we re into our worm bin? As you saw in our last worm bin update, our bin had been getting a little sludgy and unproductive. Jay went online and found a source to buy red wigglers for cheap so we could bump up the composting production of our bin. Keeping an eye (and nose) on your bin will help you get a feel for how things are going in your worms world.

We ve been Vermicomposting for almost 4 months now and it s been quite a learning experience! We recently moved to a place where we could place our bin outside, so we got a little lazy about smell. Pretty soon, the smell was really bad! Too much liquid, not enough drainage and air was causing anaerobic (sans oxygen) bacteria to grow which causes that rotting smell. Jay has been patient enough to help the bin drain by rotating in paper, dirt and sawdust. Drilling several dozen extra drain holes helped a bunch too! We ve also been checking out the book Worms Eat My Garbage for more Vermicomposting tips!

Author: TheGreenWorm Added: Sun, 04 May 2008 19:49:33 -0800 Duration: 125It sounds like a crazy sumo wrestling move, but it's way better! Bokashi is fermented stuff that controls odor (ideal for composting!). Watch how we make it and how you can use it to compost odor-free in your house!

UPDATE: We have modified this original design to a shallower, more airy worm bin. Check out our new design here, http://ryanishungry.com/2007/09/14/vermicomposting-born-again-worm-bin/ Cheers! Good Luck! Barb Finnin is part of the amazing Freshtopia team. She s a certified master composter- her specialty is Vermicomposting with worms. We were super excited to learn that we could compost in our city apartment with a homemade worm bin even though we don t have a yard. Throwing food scraps away in the garbage is not something either of us enjoys, so having a green alternative has been more than satisfying for our sustainability goals. After 4 weeks, our worms are happy and thriving. Find out more about Vermicomposting and other forms of composting on Wikipedia. Visit Barb at Freshtopia.net. Runtime- 9:47

We're speaking with Bentley Christie, from the Compost Guy blog, about how to start composting this week on the GreenerBusiness Podcast.

Author: bitter1 Added: Tue, 22 Jan 2008 16:37:28 -0800 Duration: 153Worm composter Cathy Parsons tells Bitter Tonic's Irene Duma the horror story about her first worm composting venture. Cathy was a volunteer driver at the 2007 St. John's International Women's Film Festival. Irene Duma was SJIWFF Official Blogger.

Author: bitter1 Added: Tue, 22 Jan 2008 16:37:28 -0800 Duration: 153Worm composter Cathy Parsons tells Bitter Tonic's Irene Duma the horror story about her first worm composting venture. Cathy was a volunteer driver at the 2007 St. John's International Women's Film Festival. Irene Duma was SJIWFF Official Blogger.

Worm composter Cathy Parsons tells Bitter Tonic's Irene Duma the horror story about her first worm composting venture. Cathy was a volunteer driver at the 2007 St. John's International Women's Film Festival. Irene Duma was SJIWFF Official Blogger.Author: bitterirene Tags: semanal08 irene duma cathy parsons st. john's international women's film festival worm composting vermicomposting bitter tales funny true stories Posted: 22 January 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

http://www.bittertonic.com Worm composter Cathy Parsons tells Bitter Tonic's Irene Duma the horror story about her first worm composting venture. Cathy was a volunteer driver at the 2007 St. John's International Women's Film Festival. Irene Duma was SJIWFF Official Blogger. No worms, pedestrians or vehicles were harmed in the telling of this story. Author: bitteri Keywords: semanal08 irene duma cathy parsons st. john's international women's film festival worm composting vermicomposting Added: January 21, 2008

Worm composter Cathy Parsons tells Bitter Tonic's Irene Duma the horror story about her first worm composting venture. Cathy was a volunteer driver at the 2007 St. John's International Women's Film Festival.Irene Duma was SJIWFF Official Blogger.

Worm composter Cathy Parsons tells Bitter Tonic's Irene Duma the horror story about her first worm composting venture. Cathy was a volunteer driver at the 2007 St. John's International Women's Film Festival. Irene Duma was SJIWFF Official Blogger.Author: bitterirene Tags: semanal irene duma cathy parsons st. john's international women's film festival worm composting vermicomposting bitter tales funny true stories Posted: 21 January 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

QuickTime | Flash | iPod We ve been composting in our homemade worm bin for 5 months now. Through trials and tribulations, we ve learned a lot about the right environment for worms! In fact we experimented so much, that we managed to decimate our entire worm population. *Sigh*. Master composter and Freshtopia diva, Barb Finnin, came by to see how our worm bin was doing after all this time. Thank goodness she was so encouraging! She helped us haul our semi-composted compost (and dead worm population) to our new backyard composting bins where it can still be useful. We also get a look at a Wriggly Wranch-a multi-layered worm bin that our neighbors purchased at a discount from our county waste management. Seems that if you can get the discount, the layered method is the way to go. We will try again using homemade methods, but this time we ll have a little bit more knowledge to keep our worms alive. Thanks Barb! Runtime- 5:04 Follow our Process: Technorati Tags: compost, composting, Vermicomposting, worm bin, worms, dirt, barbfinnin, freshtopia, wriggly wranch, ryanishungry, sanfrancisco

Can you tell that we re into our worm bin? As you saw in our last worm bin update, our bin had been getting a little sludgy and unproductive. Jay went online and found a source to buy red wigglers for cheap so we could bump up the composting production of our bin. Keeping an eye (and nose) on your bin will help you get a feel for how things are going in your worms world. Since our first vermicompost video with Barb Finnin, we ve been getting lots of feedback from old friends and new about how they re making their bins happen! Like Rachel from Chicago, who sent us this picture of her new bin. Thanks Rachel! Keep up the composting! Runtime- 3:09 More Composting Videos: Technorati Tags: compost, composting, Vermicomposting, worm bin, worms, dirt, ryanishungry, sanfrancisco

We've been Vermicomposting for almost 4 months now and it's been quite a learning experience! We recently moved to a place where we could place our bin outside, so we got a little lazy about smell. Pretty soon, the smell was really bad! Too much liquid, not enough drainage and air was causing anaerobic (sans oxygen) bacteria to grow which causes that rotting smell. Jay has been patient enough to help the bin drain by rotating in paper, dirt and sawdust. Drilling several dozen extra drain holes helped a bunch too! We've also been checking out the book, Worms Eat My Garbage for more Vermicomposting tips! Tags: Vermicomposting, Worms Eat My Garbage

We ve been Vermicomposting for almost 4 months now and it s been quite a learning experience! We recently moved to a place where we could place our bin outside, so we got a little lazy about smell. Pretty soon, the smell was really bad! Too much liquid, not enough drainage and air was causing anaerobic (sans oxygen) bacteria to grow which causes that rotting smell. Jay has been patient enough to help the bin drain by rotating in paper, dirt and sawdust. Drilling several dozen extra drain holes helped a bunch too! We ve also been checking out the book Worms Eat My Garbage for more Vermicomposting tips! Runtime-3:03 See us Build Our Worm bin and talk to Barb Finnin, Master Composter: Technorati Tags: compost, composting, Vermicomposting, worm bin, worms, dirt, ryanishungry, sanfrancisco

Barb Finnin is part of the amazing Freshtopia team. She's a certified master composter- her specialty is Vermicomposting with worms. We were super excited to learn that we could compost in our city apartment with a homemade worm bin even though we don't have a yard. Throwing food scraps away in the garbage is not something either of us enjoys, so having a green alternative has been more than satisfying for our sustainability goals. After 4 weeks, our worms are happy and thriving. Find out more about Vermicomposting and other forms of composting on Wikipedia. Visit Barb at Freshtopia.net. Tags: Barb Finnin, Freshtopia team, Vermicomposting, Vermicomposting, composting

Barb Finnin is part of the amazing Freshtopia team. She s a certified master composter- her specialty is Vermicomposting with worms. We were super excited to learn that we could compost in our city apartment with a homemade worm bin even though we don t have a yard. Throwing food scraps away in the garbage is not something either of us enjoys, so having a green alternative has been more than satisfying for our sustainability goals. After 4 weeks, our worms are happy and thriving. Find out more about Vermicomposting and other forms of composting on Wikipedia. Visit Barb at Freshtopia.net. Runtime- 9:47 Technorati Tags: vermicomposting, vermiculture, worm compost, compost, apartment composting, indoor composting, diy, barb finnin, freshtopia, sanfrancisco, ryanishungry

How I reduce my carbon footprint by vermicomposting - using worms and a compost bin to turn kitchen and garden waste into rich, dark, odorless compost. By combining vermicomposting with recycling, I keep 80% of our household garbage from heading to the landfill. It's fun, easy, and fulfilling.