Your best resource for everything vermiculture!
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 So...You Would Like To Become a Worm Farmer!...and you
want to grow plants organically!
The
Worm Ladies are setting up an incubator program for potential worm
farmers. Are you interested in establishing this incubator program
based on your needs? Brainstorm with us on how The Worm Ladies can
use our experience and our resources to make vermicomposting a major part of
our environment. Call Nancy at 401-322-7675 or email her at wormladiesri@gmail.com.
Improve
your soil with worm castings!
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“I
used to say that one ton of worms could eat one ton of garbage. I was
always thinking big like that. Then I found out that Seattle had
distributed four thousand worm bins. I did some figuring and realized
that worked out to ten tons of garbage going into worm bins. That’s
when I realized—it’s happening! It just isn’t happening the way I
originally thought it would.” Mary Appelhof, worm composting
activist and author of Worms Eat My Garbage
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161 East Beach Road Charlestown, Rhode
Island 02813
251 Exeter Road North Kingstown, Rhode Island 02852
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