Well, I am finally finished! Now I can get back to providing you updates on the blog!

Winterizing My Outdoor Worm Bin – I’ve been talking a lot about my winter composting efforts and have been promising to put together a video about it. It’s kinda fun watching the squash get converted into rich worm castings! Nevertheless, I compiled all the shots and made them into a powerpoint-style video. I was hoping to take a picture every day, but that ended up proving to be more of a challenge than anticipated, so there are some gaps. Squash Vermicomposting – In fall of 2007 I started up a fun (photographic) experiment to see how long it would take for a butternut squash to decompose in a worm bin.

If you really don’t want to lose the babies or those not yet hatched from the cocoons in the material, you will need to let the stuff sit for awhile (before using it) and find some way of luring them out (a thin layer of rotting fruit/veggies on the surface would likely help). If the new system is set up ahead of time and allowed to age, the worms should move down quite quickly.

Better late than never, I guess! Anyway, this one outlines my passive method for moving worms to a new system, while harvesting vermicompost in the process. “Garbage Bag Harvesting Method” – Not sure why it took me so long to post this one. It is also intended as a bit of a promo piece for. Vermicomposting – An Overview – This video is basically intended as a means of introducing newcomers to some of the fundamentals of vermicomposting. Some of the early videos also have a high-definition version, but from here on out I'll likely just post the YouTube versions (for the sake of convenience) - I'm not even sure people have been watching the originals anyway. Many computers have Flash already installed, so you may not need to worry about it. In order to watch them you may need to download the Adobe Flash Player – you can get it (free) > HERE<<. I will always post the most recent one nearest to the top. The response thus far has been incredible! I only have a handful so far, but you can certainly expect to see more added over time. I’ve really enjoyed putting together some fun vermicomposting-related videos and posting them on YouTube.

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