How Do You Compost Horse Manure With Worms?
Using worms to compost horse manure is a very effective practice. It is estimated that one worm can consume nearly half its body weight in manure each day making the reduction of waste for farmers rapid and clean. In consuming the manure the worms produce something similar to potting soil. This worm waste product is an excellent source of soil nutrient that helps revitalize gardens and flower beds. Choose a container to house the worms. Wood or plastic are the most common options. Plastic is durable and can last forever but the compost and soil can become quite wet. Wood is more absorbent and does make a better home for worms. You can also reclaim pieces to keep your costs down. An old dresser drawer is perfect. Drill drainage holes in the bottom of your container. An average is eight to 12. Plastic containers will likely require a few more holes because they will have excess moisture inside. Raise the container up on top of wooden blocks. Next lay a tray underneath to catch the moistu
