Where can I get a worm farm?

Question

It seems to be all the rage right now......

Answer 1

Oh NO you DIDN't!! That is so my idea!

Answer 2

I would call a large pet store and see what they have. Depending on where you live, you can purchase an aquarium or some glass container that is thin so you can see what they are doing, fill it with loose dirt and dig up your own worms. You can put lettuce, small bits of other fruits and veggies on the top for them to eat. The little mounds that they leave behind and above ground is very rich soil and you can scoop these mounds up and put in your house plants or just leave it. Eventually, they will need to be set free as they will not have enough nutrients in the soil and they will reproduce. Barely keep the soil misted. Do not water. They drown easily. I know as my son, when he was small, brought some in to wash. He did not want them to be dirty. I saved their lives in the nick of time. They are fun to watch. Enjoy.

Answer 3

You will need a shovel + "Worm-Glo", (I do not endorse this product. I have never SEEN this product), (1)Dig for worms. (Grandaddy used to pour some Clorox water down (I do not endorse this product (Clorox) to be poured in the ground, or otherwise) some of the wormholes and the night crawlers would come up all over the yard!)(2) Place in a mud pit. (3) Order Worm-Glo product (which I certainly do not endorse, nor have I ever endorsed) and feed to worms, causing them to GLOW in the DARK, thus making you the richest worm-farmer in town. Good luck in your business endeavor. (Which I do not endorse)

Answer 4

Make your own:
http://www.ecan.govt.nz/Our+Environment/Waste/Home+Waste
http://home.vtown.com.au/~dbellamy/worms/building.html

Or buy them
http://www.bizrate.com/gardentools/oid412568923__nwylf--.html
http://www.vermico.com/bins_&_tools.htm
http://worms.vinfo-help.com/