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Worm Farming: The Practical Guide to This Unique Form of Natural Composting…
More than 1/3rd of our food ends up wasted in the trash. This puts tremendous pressures on landfills and our ecosystem. There is a better way… It may sound crazy, but the solution comes from slimy, wiggly little creatures… Worms! Through worm farming you are able to create valuable assets out of waste. Grow beautiful and healthy plants and vegetables. Naturally create highly sought after fertilizer and save on gardening and fishing materials. So how does this work, and how do I get started? This guide book can help answer all of your questions. You will effectively be “handheld” through successfully starting your own worm farm. You will learn how easy it is to get started and how success can be found with not much effort. Here’s just a little of what you will discover inside… … and much, much more. This is a great book for beginners, but even for specialists there will be tips and tricks that will make your farm more successful. Ready to get started building your own worm farm? It’s as easy as scrolling up and tapping “ Buy Now ”.
- GenresAgriculture
120 pages, Paperback
Published September 13, 2019
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March 23, 2020
I received a copy from BookSprout; this is my honest review.
-I liked how the author organized his chapters and the flow between them is logical.
-For those who like references, there are plenty of them, plus some books that you will likely be able to find in a library.
-I was attracted to the book when I saw the title because my father, probably being ahead of his time fifty years ago, wanted to do exactly that (but my mother refused...) and one of my sons came back from school one day and wanted a worm farm too (not sure why we didn't get one).
-A great deal of information is between the pages of this small book, tips, and encouragement to have a worm farm.
-The language is easy to understand; there are some pictures like food to give and what to avoid, with the actual name of it so you're not confused.
-I don't think I would have a worm farm at this point in my life but if I did I would definitely keep away from making worm tea - seems like a lot of trouble to do.
-Well done.
-I liked how the author organized his chapters and the flow between them is logical.
-For those who like references, there are plenty of them, plus some books that you will likely be able to find in a library.
-I was attracted to the book when I saw the title because my father, probably being ahead of his time fifty years ago, wanted to do exactly that (but my mother refused...) and one of my sons came back from school one day and wanted a worm farm too (not sure why we didn't get one).
-A great deal of information is between the pages of this small book, tips, and encouragement to have a worm farm.
-The language is easy to understand; there are some pictures like food to give and what to avoid, with the actual name of it so you're not confused.
-I don't think I would have a worm farm at this point in my life but if I did I would definitely keep away from making worm tea - seems like a lot of trouble to do.
-Well done.
October 17, 2022
Good forhobbyusts and starters
Worm farming is not rocket science. Use this book as reference materials if you wish ti start. A good-numoured guide, it shows you all you need to start plus some useful t
suggestions.
Worm farming is not rocket science. Use this book as reference materials if you wish ti start. A good-numoured guide, it shows you all you need to start plus some useful t
suggestions.
March 13, 2023
Valuable in information
Ebook contains valuable information for beginners in a compact, quick read. Not a 'How-to' really just information to help you decide if you want to start work farming and a general idea of what that entails.
Ebook contains valuable information for beginners in a compact, quick read. Not a 'How-to' really just information to help you decide if you want to start work farming and a general idea of what that entails.
April 24, 2023
not exactly a "how to book" - very limited info
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