How Do You Create A Worm Farm?
While you spend most of your gardening time getting rid of pests, there is one living creature you will want to add. Worms help your garden soil by eating debris in it and aerating the soil as they burrow through it. To get your garden off to a great start, you should begin by raising worms in your own worm farm. The bonus you get from this enterprise is a supply of free fishing bait. Poke several holes in the lid of the container. Worms need air to breathe, the same as all living creatures. Do not poke holes in the container itself. Add the dampened, shredded newspaper to the inside of the box. The paper needs to be moist, but not soggy. Sprinkle the garden soil and the crushed eggs over the newspaper, but do not pack it. The worms will need room to wriggle. Place the worms on the kitchen scale and determine their total weight. This number is important in determining how much to feed them. Take the weight of the worms and divide it in half. This is the weight of the food scraps per da
