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1807 debra herrera
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Apr 2, 2002
4:27 pm
I am new to worms and just wondered if the worms eat newspapers? Thanks __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center -...
1808 David Flentje
nextfish2nin... Send Email
Apr 2, 2002
4:31 pm
Yep If it is organic they will eat it. cotton socks, linnen pants, news paper, card board, leftover salad if it will rot worms will eat it. ... ADVERTISEMENT ...
1809 Slfmademn@... Send Email Apr 2, 2002
7:21 pm
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1810 Slfmademn@... Send Email Apr 2, 2002
7:28 pm
Debra, WHOOPS...............................Just to let you know, the paper will gum up and stay in a large mass unless you fluff it occasionally. Travis ... ...
1811 debra herrera
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Apr 3, 2002
12:26 am
David, I read your post and was just wondering---what type of material do you use to separate the floors? It must be loose enough for the worms to crawl...
1812 debra herrera
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Apr 3, 2002
5:08 pm
You will probaby all think that I am crazy, but would it work to use the bread trays (hard plastic) to put worms in? I'm not sure how big the holes are, but ...
1813 Slfmademn@... Send Email Apr 3, 2002
6:08 pm
I don't know what the bread trays look like? OK, I have one thing to say.................think recycle. Almost all of the worm bins I have ever had are made...
1814 David Flentje
nextfish2nin... Send Email
Apr 3, 2002
9:05 pm
Debra, I am not describing a stacking tray system. What I am describing is basically a wood box with a rope floor and space underneath to harvest castings....
1815 sheilabilli Send Email Apr 5, 2002
1:39 pm
to seperate baby worms from bigger worms use hardware cloth .. (window screen wire. in middle of the bed on top lay wet peat on it and cover the babys...
1816 debra herrera
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Apr 5, 2002
3:00 pm
David, What do you mean by trouble with the spaces around the edges? I thought of using a plastic tub, but how would I get the castings separated? Debra ... ...
1817 redbike72 Send Email Apr 6, 2002
4:53 pm
I am just starting out and I have no idea what I'm looking for in the way of finished castings. I know the worms are supposed to bolt when all the edibles are...
1818 Slfmademn@... Send Email Apr 6, 2002
10:27 pm
In a message dated 4/6/2002 8:54:59 AM Pacific Standard Time, ... Interesting enough, it has been shown the worms will eat there own castings about three times...
1819 redbike72 Send Email Apr 7, 2002
1:10 am
OK.... Looking at what I have now, it's a long way from being finished. It's only about two months since I loaded the first food in the bin. Now I know. I will...
1820 Slfmademn@... Send Email Apr 7, 2002
5:39 am
Dan, Remember that when the spring time warms, so will the worms and they will be more active. They will also reproduce fast and that will make a big ...
1821 redbike72 Send Email Apr 7, 2002
6:22 am
Travis I'm up in British Columbia (Port Coquitlam a suburb of Vancouver) I hadn't thought about the temperature. The worms are in shallow (6")plastic bins in...
1822 David Flentje
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Apr 7, 2002
7:04 am
Debra, I am thinking of bread trays like McDonalds gets their bread on, or probably like the ones at the grocery store. When they stack together they don't...
1823 Slfmademn@... Send Email Apr 7, 2002
9:25 pm
Dan, Worms are at there favorite temp at about 70 degrees. The don't like it under 50, though they survive just fine. If you want to see a herd move fast, put ...
1824 redbike72 Send Email Apr 7, 2002
10:29 pm
Alright..now I'm on a mission. Just for fun,I'm going to move them into a work room and make sure it's around 70.... perhaps after a few weeks of Florida...
1825 Slfmademn@... Send Email Apr 8, 2002
3:32 am
Dan, I think you mentioned that you have more then one bed, if so, perhaps just put one of them in the warm room and see how it does. I think it will only take...
1826 redbike72 Send Email Apr 8, 2002
4:13 am
You got it ! Dan ... perhaps just ... will only...
1827 Christina Fox
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Apr 8, 2002
11:53 am
Hi guys I have a can-o-worms. So, my worm's casting production is pretty small compared to some of you. at the weekend I harvested my first tray of casting and...
1828 Pete and Judi
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Apr 8, 2002
4:14 pm
Many of you are probably aware that I sell my vermicomposting bins at the farmers market. Well I keep my stall well shaded and I set the worms up so they don't...
1829 lulubells30 Send Email Apr 8, 2002
6:18 pm
I finally got my rabbit cages at a good level. We are going to frame in the area underneath with wood for the worm bins. My question is I have alot of worms in...
1830 cuttersail@... Send Email Apr 8, 2002
6:53 pm
In a message dated 4/8/02 2:29:43 PM Eastern Daylight Time, ... If they like the horse manure they will love the rabbit pellets. LOL Best to you, Pete ...
1831 debra herrera
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Apr 8, 2002
7:03 pm
I just have enough for one tub probably. I just wanted to do it in the most efficient way. Brushing off the castings, etc. seems like lots of time and ...
1832 David Flentje
nextfish2nin... Send Email
Apr 8, 2002
7:51 pm
Christina, The most practical options are to either forget them or leave the tray in the bottom and give them more time to hatch and migrate up in the system....
1833 David Flentje
nextfish2nin... Send Email
Apr 8, 2002
8:32 pm
Debra, Yeah that is why they can sell these prefab systems, they are handy. I don't know how you would go about building a stacking system on your own, but...
1834 James McDougal
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Apr 8, 2002
8:57 pm
I have noticed a lot of you are raising rabbits along with your worms, or vice versa. What are you doing with the rabbits? James McDougal ...
1835 Christina Fox
urbanfoxtv Send Email
Apr 8, 2002
10:39 pm
... Hasenpfeffer ! ;-) Yield: 3 to 4 servings 1 rabbit, cut up 1 pint vinegar 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/~ teaspoon pepper 11/2 teaspoon whole cloves 1/2 small...
1836 Pete and Judi
dijuk9 Send Email
Apr 9, 2002
2:01 pm
Many of us raise rabbits for show, meat, breeding stock and some just have pets. We all do different things with our rabbits. Many of us also belong to a yahoo...
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