African Night Crawler Farm Makes $50k+ Raising Worms in a Garage

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  • Опубліковано 25 лис 2024

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  • @growingyourgreens
    @growingyourgreens  Рік тому +6

    Jump to the following parts of this episode:
    00:24 Growing African Nightcrawlers in a Garage
    01:16 African Nightcrawler Worm Castings Have a larger poop
    02:17 How to Multiply the Benefits of Worm Castings
    03:10 Don't Feed Food Scraps to Your Worms!!
    03:55 Optimal Temperature to Keep African Nightcrawlers
    04:26 Three Pallets of Buckets of Worms
    05:32 3 Gallon Buckets Full of the Best Castings
    06:29 Large African NightCrawlers
    07:00 Harvesting Castings Every 2 Weeks
    08:00 Making Special Worm Food for African Nightcrawlers
    09:25 Feed Superfoods to Your Worms to have Supercharged Castings
    10:06 2.5 gallons of Worm Food Prepared for New Worms
    11:45 The Challenge of Growing African Nightcrawlers
    12:25 African Nightcrawlers in Black Bucket System?
    13:15 How to Sift out Your African Nightcrawlers, Cocoons and Castings
    14:45 Automatic Compost Sifter to Sift larger volume of Worms, Cocoons and Castings
    15:20 He does not ship his African Night Crawler Castings
    16:10 Have the proper moisture content when feeding your worms
    16:50 Grow Your Own Worms and Make Your Castings
    Learn more about this farm at Poppy's Vermiculture Farm, Inc theculturednightcrawler.com/

  • @thedudeman6679
    @thedudeman6679 8 місяців тому +5

    I live in Alaska and I can say because of the dryness of the climate and seasons it’s easy to harvest most types of worms up here. We have Alaska bull worms and I promise on my dead mom that these worms will get up to 12 inches long and about half inch in diameter thick.

  • @Mrjboomseedco
    @Mrjboomseedco Рік тому +7

    Pro worm bin tip go to local mushroom farm use spent blocks in bin aswell as kelp meal basalt neem and Karanja cake and the secret weapon malted barley use these and you will have castings better then 98% on the market not many people use this stuff I use it and this way I don’t need to do any amendments and stuff the castings have it all in them black leaf mold is a huge component of a good vermicompost but it takes a few years to get finished product the castings i mentioned also takes 2 years minimum but you can’t buy better castings if you make them this way

  • @stevegorkowski3246
    @stevegorkowski3246 Рік тому +1

    John , I have a local worm casting seller and buy a 50 lb bag each year. The hemp farmers buy from him. This is one of the best investments in my garden!
    The crazy thing is since using the castings I grow less of one variety of plant, but the amount harvested stays the same ! This opens up space for things like celery!

  • @hatz11
    @hatz11 Рік тому +9

    Man those worms live a good life lol, non-stop buffets

  • @weirdacreshomestead3489
    @weirdacreshomestead3489 Рік тому +6

    Night Crawlers can survive in Missouri. They are in a lot of them in southeast. They are hard to find because they tend to tunnel deeper into the ground than the red wigglers that tend to stay near the surface.

  • @lumumba6865
    @lumumba6865 Рік тому +3

    Good info

  • @miningking70
    @miningking70 8 місяців тому +1

    Well done! John.

  • @o311LouDogUSMC
    @o311LouDogUSMC Рік тому +3

    Good post John. I’m in Henderson Nevada so not far from you. I had really great success with nightcrawlers that I picked up at Bass Pro shop. Threw them in my raised beds and the following year, they were still thriving even after the winter.

  • @SunnyLife24
    @SunnyLife24 Рік тому +1

    The legend hits again

  • @laurajones2032
    @laurajones2032 Рік тому +2

    Thanx john

  • @jeffngarden
    @jeffngarden Рік тому +1

    I’ve been watching for years OG another 💎!

  • @GrapeApe66
    @GrapeApe66 Рік тому +1

    Great info on food scraps composted first👍

  • @ohio_gardener
    @ohio_gardener Рік тому +1

    We used to have a really nice worm farm about 20 miles from us where we could get good quality castings at a fair price. He got truckloads of horse manure with bedding from the fairground, composted it, and then fed it to the worms. Unfortunately, he retired this spring, and sold his entire operation to another worm farm in another state. I stocked up on worm castings at his "going out of business" sale, but there won't be any more. 😒

  • @Debbie-Keller
    @Debbie-Keller Рік тому +3

    I Love my worms!!

  • @SmugSlug_138
    @SmugSlug_138 Рік тому

    Your channel is awesome definitely one of my favorite

  • @ashforbes6152
    @ashforbes6152 Рік тому

    awesome info once again ,thanyou much appreciated🕉👍🤙

  • @kindradeleon9053
    @kindradeleon9053 Рік тому

    The power of the worm

  • @AJsGreenTopics
    @AJsGreenTopics 11 місяців тому

    That is a nice size worm. 😎

  • @johngreen8922
    @johngreen8922 Рік тому +1

    Hey John

  • @Real.deal.skrill
    @Real.deal.skrill Рік тому +1

    John 🙌🏿🙌🏿😎👑💯

  • @GeorgiaGrowGuy
    @GeorgiaGrowGuy Рік тому +2

    makes 50k or bills 50k, there is an enormous difference.

  • @TraumaChaplain
    @TraumaChaplain Рік тому

    So I guess the next video is efficient composting just for worms. I guess the type of compost depends on the type of room you want to breed

  • @RubberDuckStyle
    @RubberDuckStyle Рік тому +2

    If the worms are happy they will not leave your bin. Worms tring to leave the bin means you have a problem to dry, to many worms for the bin, to wet, ect....

  • @nancyfargo4209
    @nancyfargo4209 6 місяців тому

    how many worms per bucket?

  • @jacobbrizammito7187
    @jacobbrizammito7187 Рік тому

    Could worm cocoons in the castings pass into my garden soil and hatch and populate my land with exotic worms. This may compete with naturalized worms here already and Speeding decomposition of leaf litter in the forrest. Leading to faster bare spots?.. i am in zone 7 and worms survive the winter in the ground. Also and i like my worms and castings to be peat free if possible.

  • @constant_evolution_genetic478
    @constant_evolution_genetic478 Рік тому +1

    Worms do not eat the food, the slime breakdown the food and they exude the smile off there skinn that breakdown the material into sludge which then they consume

    • @ricvanwinkle1665
      @ricvanwinkle1665 Рік тому +2

      Yeap and that’s why I put my scraps in a dedicated blender prior and the worms 🐛 love it

    • @Gcanno
      @Gcanno Рік тому

      The worms feed on the bacteria and fungi that decompose the food .

  • @The...0_0...
    @The...0_0... Рік тому

    Chickens like worms

  • @GrapeApe66
    @GrapeApe66 Рік тому +1

    Any recommendations for Los Angeles area good quality worm castings? Thx in advance👍

  • @Roxtakdup
    @Roxtakdup Рік тому +1

    John I'm thinking one less cup of joe.

  • @IronRangeGreens
    @IronRangeGreens Рік тому

    Pretty stingy on the info poppy

  • @SPINNINGMYWHEELS777
    @SPINNINGMYWHEELS777 Рік тому +2

    @12:00 importing animals makes no sense when one can use native Worms suited to the soil in your area. It's not difficult to raise worms. I'm glad people are using castings in general - but it's rather absurd to mail order something that exists everywhere under your feet. Good for them though. we have a successful worm farm near by but they just serve the area of the province.

  • @rosaarias7128
    @rosaarias7128 Рік тому +1

    i love it. an essential creature in a garden. thank you! 🤍🕊

  • @eeor
    @eeor Рік тому

    John, buy a new camera man. Buy 3 new cameras... You have a million subscribers on this channel alone, and it looks like we're watching you through a foggy window. It's a tax write off. Jesus...