That’s part of the beauty of jumping into the worm casting business ... across Wisconsin-based Unco Industries, owner of the Wiggle Worm Soil Builder line. “You can do this in a one-bay ...

Worms can be a gardener's best friends ... Red wigglers eat their own weight in food every day and their bacteria-rich castings (or poop) are full of nutrients that benefit garden soil.

Why would you want to use worm compost? The material produced, called worm castings, is, to be blunt, worm poop. And worm poop is good for plants. It provides organic fertilizer, rich in minerals ...

and ready-to-go Wiggle Rooms complete with worms and bedding. He also sells worm castings (worm compost), valued by gardeners for improving soil structure and increasing soil moisture, nutrient ...

The wiggly, invasive type of earthworm bearing ... invasive because they damage soil by leaving behind their worm castings, also known as "worm poo," according to K-State Extension and Research.

I’ve scoured the internet to no avail.” I would recommend that you try worm castings, a euphemism for worm excrement, to prevent insect predations on your plants. There is a large body of ...

Worms eat kitchen scraps and create worm castings, which are a valuable soil amendment and plant tonic. Though castings are often called fertilizer, they’re actually not very high in nitrogen ...

Q: I thought I would share my success using worm castings for insect control. I live in the San Gabriel Valley of Southern California and for years was plagued with whiteflies in my garden.

PLANTERSVILLE, Texas -- At Magic Worm Ranch, 128,000 night crawlers are eating away at soil and grains. The ranch has a process that collects their castings, also known as worm poop. "As the soils ...