Penn State worm farming methods, in detail!

[SludgeMunkey]

Here is a good read for the worm obsessed:

http://agalternatives.aers.psu.edu/Publications/earthworm.pdf

Their methods are for large scale farming of worms for bait and food.

 

[Jennewt]

Nice article. I like this approach, as compared to the commercial-scale composters that are sold (and very pricey).

 

[eyrops]

Here is a good read for the worm obsessed:

http://agalternatives.aers.psu.edu/Publications/earthworm.pdf

Their methods are for large scale farming of worms for bait and food.

I can see it now: Tiger Fattening Farm. Beds of worms on a crop rotation with beds of tiger salamanders :bowl::bowl:

-Steve Morse

 

[SludgeMunkey]

I can see it now: Tiger Fattening Farm. Beds of worms on a crop rotation with beds of tiger salamanders :bowl::bowl:

-Steve Morse

Heck, I am thinking of building one and selling the extras as bait to help fund my collection of pets....lol

 

[Bogy]

If you actually live close to Penn State (like I do), I'll be your first customer.

 

[SludgeMunkey]

I grew up within mountain biking distance of the Behrend campus up in Erie, but it has been many years since I actually lived there.