3 Dump Truck Loads of Compost

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[@dnawormcastings]

Looks beautiful compost 🇳🇿❤️

[@hollisfarmllc]

It’s some good looking stuff! We will hopefully have our new sifter built soon and can start getting the pile sifted and moved into some of our worm bins

[@RosWigglers]

Are you just turning it in this video, or what’s the purpose of moving it around with the tractor?

[@hollisfarmllc]

No we are just trying to get it all into one big pile so that way it stays warm and keeps cooking during the winter. The smaller your pile, the less likely it stays as hot as it needs to during the winter time.

[@RosWigglers]

@@hollisfarmllc ah that makes a lot of sense. Thanks!