Wormlovers have been working with QVM on its mission to minimize food waste and educate the public on the topic of composting for over 10 years. We also manage their onsite worm farms, which over this time transformed many tonnes of market organic waste into valuable garden goodness used to feed plants around the market—an […]
Going on holidays shouldn’t mean worrying about your worm farm failing while you’re away. This guide includes a bunch of tips to get your bin ready to survive and even thrive in your absence. We cover strategies for short trips of a week or so, 2-4 weeks, and extended management for longer absences of 1-3 […]
During a recent online workshop (with over 70 participants) we received lots of questions in the chat box, which we had to answer very quickly. Much of this is covered in our FAQ page, but could be useful for those of you who are beginning your worm farm and dont have the time to go […]
We cannot emphasise the importance of carbon in home composting enough! Add at least as much carbon (brown) materials to your worm farm as you do food scraps etc (greens). Preferably more! A lot more if possible. The great thing about carbon rich materials is they are not “putrescible” and so wont stink, even if […]
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