In the new year I’ve made a new website site for worms and start selling more composting worms and breeding European nightcrawler for bait crawlers for bait also .love your worm set up and I also find my worms relaxing good for the mind hope the new year brings u peace and good health 🇳🇿🪱
Have you ever had raccoons get into your bins? I saw years ago that one outdoor farm have a real problem with them. Just found your channel and subbed #387sub. I just started two tote bins of Europeans for my personal use for fishing in mid December so I am pretty new. I have plenty of oak leaf litter/leaf mold for bedding along with some chicken house dust (dry dropping dust and feed feed dust) from my 5 bantams I can use to feed them occasionally. Not sure how much of that is permissible so I just sprinkled a little on the top an mixed it in to begin with. I don't want to "burn" them. They seemed to like it when I left one small corner on top and they came up to eat it. I have a cover crop of oats on my garden and used some in my one bed along with some frost killed comfrey leafs. I look forward to watching your videos and gaining some insight into my small worm farm.
@@MrOldclunker Thanks for subscribing to my channel, I really appreciate it!! I don’t have problems with raccoons but squirrels on the other hand try my patience, when I feed pumpkins to the worms. Sounds like you have done some research before starting which is what I always preach, keep up the great work.
In the new year I’ve made a new website site for worms and start selling more composting worms and breeding European nightcrawler for bait crawlers for bait also .love your worm set up and I also find my worms relaxing good for the mind hope the new year brings u peace and good health 🇳🇿🪱
I love the worm community!! Good luck with the new site!!!
Have you ever had raccoons get into your bins? I saw years ago that one outdoor farm have a real problem with them. Just found your channel and subbed #387sub. I just started two tote bins of Europeans for my personal use for fishing in mid December so I am pretty new. I have plenty of oak leaf litter/leaf mold for bedding along with some chicken house dust (dry dropping dust and feed feed dust) from my 5 bantams I can use to feed them occasionally. Not sure how much of that is permissible so I just sprinkled a little on the top an mixed it in to begin with. I don't want to "burn" them. They seemed to like it when I left one small corner on top and they came up to eat it. I have a cover crop of oats on my garden and used some in my one bed along with some frost killed comfrey leafs. I look forward to watching your videos and gaining some insight into my small worm farm.
@@MrOldclunker Thanks for subscribing to my channel, I really appreciate it!!
I don’t have problems with raccoons but squirrels on the other hand try my patience, when I feed pumpkins to the worms.
Sounds like you have done some research before starting which is what I always preach, keep up the great work.