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I’ve been following this channel for a while now and I’m really impressed with its consistent wealth of information. What I don’t understand is why the subscriber count is so low... I would think the channel would have more subscribers than it does. Come on people and support this channel!!! Keep up the great work!
It could be that they are quite content elsewhere in the worm bin, and they don't care about gathering into a ball. I would cut down on the feeding a bit and give them a chance to eat some of the bedding. If they don't eat what you feed them right away, things may become foul, hence the feeding less. I don't always get the "balls" of worms and they are doing fine. My bedding is thought of as being their main food most of the time, with "treats" thrown in from time to time.
@@SouthHillCompost thanks, I've been thinking I might be letting them get too low on bedding also. Time to top up the bedding and give them a couple days to get hungry
I hope this finds you in good health and spirits. I am reaching out to you with an important request for support.
At South Hill Compost, they are passionate about sustainable gardening practices and promoting environmental stewardship. One of their key initiatives is to enhance their composting process by purchasing a Worm Casting Sifter.
A Worm Casting Sifter is an essential tool that allows them to efficiently separate worm castings from compost materials, resulting in a higher quality and more nutrient-rich compost. With this equipment, they can significantly improve their composting operations and produce a greater quantity of organic fertilizer for our community garden and local farmers.
However, acquiring a Worm Casting Sifter requires financial resources beyond their current budget. This is why I am reaching out to individuals like you who share our commitment to sustainability and environmental conservation.
Your generous donation can help them purchase the Worm Casting Sifter and take their composting efforts to the next level. By supporting this initiative, you will not only contribute to the success of their organization but also make a tangible difference in promoting sustainable agriculture and reducing waste in our community.
Thank you for considering supporting my cause. Together, we can make a positive impact on the environment and create a greener, healthier future for generations to come.
gofund.me/a1b2a03c
I’ve been following this channel for a while now and I’m really impressed with its consistent wealth of information. What I don’t understand is why the subscriber count is so low... I would think the channel would have more subscribers than it does. Come on people and support this channel!!! Keep up the great work!
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If everything looks good but they dont form a big mass around food, am I most likely slightly overfeeding them? Thanks in advance if anyone answers
It could be that they are quite content elsewhere in the worm bin, and they don't care about gathering into a ball. I would cut down on the feeding a bit and give them a chance to eat some of the bedding. If they don't eat what you feed them right away, things may become foul, hence the feeding less. I don't always get the "balls" of worms and they are doing fine. My bedding is thought of as being their main food most of the time, with "treats" thrown in from time to time.
@@SouthHillCompost thanks, I've been thinking I might be letting them get too low on bedding also. Time to top up the bedding and give them a couple days to get hungry
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We are in the United States. McGraw, NY, USA