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How Worm Composting Works

Step 1: Collect Scraps
Save kitchen scraps — banana peels, coffee grounds, veggie trimmings, eggshells. Keep a small pail by the sink and fill it through the week.
About 1/2 lb of scraps per pound of worms per day.
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Everything you need to know to start vermicomposting. What it is, why it works, and how to set up your first worm bin in an afternoon.

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Red wigglers vs European nightcrawlers — which worms should you get? Where to buy them, how many you need, and what makes each species special.

Building Your First Worm Bin
Step-by-step instructions for building a worm bin from a plastic tote, wood, or stacking trays. Includes materials list and diagrams.
Why Worm Composting?
Reduce Waste
Divert up to 30% of your household waste from landfills.
Rich Compost
Worm castings are 5x richer in nitrogen than regular soil.
Small Space
Works in apartments, dorms, offices — anywhere with a corner.
Low Effort
Feed once a week, harvest every few months. Worms do the work.