#vermiculture — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #vermiculture, aggregated by home.social.
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#CroydenVic - #UrbanNanna: #Composting and #WormFarms
Next date: Wednesday, 13 May 2026 | 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM
"Join #permaculture and #sustainability educator, Anna the Urban Nanna, to learn about the many different ways of composting and using worm farms to reduce your kitchen and garden waste. This presentation removes the challenges of composting by explaining the basics and exploring different compost systems to find the right one for your needs. You’ll learn about;
- The science of compost ratios in straightforward language
- Different commercially made compost systems and worm farms and which gardens they suit
- DIY compost bins and bays
- and more!Event details
Date: Wednesday 13 May 2026
Time: 10am to 11.30am
Venue: Croydon Library
Cost: Free
Bookings are essentialPresenter
The Urban Nanna specialises in teaching people about traditional skills, crafts and methods of living set in a modern-day world. As well as reviving traditional ways of cooking, preserving, and crafting, we focus heavily on permaculture and living a more sustainable lifestyle by gardening and adopting zero-waste principles in everyday life.
‘Nanna’ Anna is a former primary teacher with a horticultural background, and founder of The Urban Nanna. Anna is the author of the book ‘Everyday Permaculture’. Through TV, radio, articles, workshops and print media avenues, she shares traditional knowledge, methods and skills with people around the world much like grandmas used to do with their children and grandchildren."
FMI and to book a spot:
https://www.maroondah.vic.gov.au/Residents-property/Waste-recycling/Waste-reduction-community-education/Waste-events/Urban-Nanna-Composting-and-Worm-Farms#SolarPunkSunday #CompostWeek #VictoriaAustralia #Composting #Vermiculture #ZeroWaste
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#CroydenVic - #UrbanNanna: #Composting and #WormFarms
Next date: Wednesday, 13 May 2026 | 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM
"Join #permaculture and #sustainability educator, Anna the Urban Nanna, to learn about the many different ways of composting and using worm farms to reduce your kitchen and garden waste. This presentation removes the challenges of composting by explaining the basics and exploring different compost systems to find the right one for your needs. You’ll learn about;
- The science of compost ratios in straightforward language
- Different commercially made compost systems and worm farms and which gardens they suit
- DIY compost bins and bays
- and more!Event details
Date: Wednesday 13 May 2026
Time: 10am to 11.30am
Venue: Croydon Library
Cost: Free
Bookings are essentialPresenter
The Urban Nanna specialises in teaching people about traditional skills, crafts and methods of living set in a modern-day world. As well as reviving traditional ways of cooking, preserving, and crafting, we focus heavily on permaculture and living a more sustainable lifestyle by gardening and adopting zero-waste principles in everyday life.
‘Nanna’ Anna is a former primary teacher with a horticultural background, and founder of The Urban Nanna. Anna is the author of the book ‘Everyday Permaculture’. Through TV, radio, articles, workshops and print media avenues, she shares traditional knowledge, methods and skills with people around the world much like grandmas used to do with their children and grandchildren."
FMI and to book a spot:
https://www.maroondah.vic.gov.au/Residents-property/Waste-recycling/Waste-reduction-community-education/Waste-events/Urban-Nanna-Composting-and-Worm-Farms#SolarPunkSunday #CompostWeek #VictoriaAustralia #Composting #Vermiculture #ZeroWaste
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#CroydenVic - #UrbanNanna: #Composting and #WormFarms
Next date: Wednesday, 13 May 2026 | 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM
"Join #permaculture and #sustainability educator, Anna the Urban Nanna, to learn about the many different ways of composting and using worm farms to reduce your kitchen and garden waste. This presentation removes the challenges of composting by explaining the basics and exploring different compost systems to find the right one for your needs. You’ll learn about;
- The science of compost ratios in straightforward language
- Different commercially made compost systems and worm farms and which gardens they suit
- DIY compost bins and bays
- and more!Event details
Date: Wednesday 13 May 2026
Time: 10am to 11.30am
Venue: Croydon Library
Cost: Free
Bookings are essentialPresenter
The Urban Nanna specialises in teaching people about traditional skills, crafts and methods of living set in a modern-day world. As well as reviving traditional ways of cooking, preserving, and crafting, we focus heavily on permaculture and living a more sustainable lifestyle by gardening and adopting zero-waste principles in everyday life.
‘Nanna’ Anna is a former primary teacher with a horticultural background, and founder of The Urban Nanna. Anna is the author of the book ‘Everyday Permaculture’. Through TV, radio, articles, workshops and print media avenues, she shares traditional knowledge, methods and skills with people around the world much like grandmas used to do with their children and grandchildren."
FMI and to book a spot:
https://www.maroondah.vic.gov.au/Residents-property/Waste-recycling/Waste-reduction-community-education/Waste-events/Urban-Nanna-Composting-and-Worm-Farms#SolarPunkSunday #CompostWeek #VictoriaAustralia #Composting #Vermiculture #ZeroWaste
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#CroydenVic - #UrbanNanna: #Composting and #WormFarms
Next date: Wednesday, 13 May 2026 | 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM
"Join #permaculture and #sustainability educator, Anna the Urban Nanna, to learn about the many different ways of composting and using worm farms to reduce your kitchen and garden waste. This presentation removes the challenges of composting by explaining the basics and exploring different compost systems to find the right one for your needs. You’ll learn about;
- The science of compost ratios in straightforward language
- Different commercially made compost systems and worm farms and which gardens they suit
- DIY compost bins and bays
- and more!Event details
Date: Wednesday 13 May 2026
Time: 10am to 11.30am
Venue: Croydon Library
Cost: Free
Bookings are essentialPresenter
The Urban Nanna specialises in teaching people about traditional skills, crafts and methods of living set in a modern-day world. As well as reviving traditional ways of cooking, preserving, and crafting, we focus heavily on permaculture and living a more sustainable lifestyle by gardening and adopting zero-waste principles in everyday life.
‘Nanna’ Anna is a former primary teacher with a horticultural background, and founder of The Urban Nanna. Anna is the author of the book ‘Everyday Permaculture’. Through TV, radio, articles, workshops and print media avenues, she shares traditional knowledge, methods and skills with people around the world much like grandmas used to do with their children and grandchildren."
FMI and to book a spot:
https://www.maroondah.vic.gov.au/Residents-property/Waste-recycling/Waste-reduction-community-education/Waste-events/Urban-Nanna-Composting-and-Worm-Farms#SolarPunkSunday #CompostWeek #VictoriaAustralia #Composting #Vermiculture #ZeroWaste
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#CroydenVic - #UrbanNanna: #Composting and #WormFarms
Next date: Wednesday, 13 May 2026 | 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM
"Join #permaculture and #sustainability educator, Anna the Urban Nanna, to learn about the many different ways of composting and using worm farms to reduce your kitchen and garden waste. This presentation removes the challenges of composting by explaining the basics and exploring different compost systems to find the right one for your needs. You’ll learn about;
- The science of compost ratios in straightforward language
- Different commercially made compost systems and worm farms and which gardens they suit
- DIY compost bins and bays
- and more!Event details
Date: Wednesday 13 May 2026
Time: 10am to 11.30am
Venue: Croydon Library
Cost: Free
Bookings are essentialPresenter
The Urban Nanna specialises in teaching people about traditional skills, crafts and methods of living set in a modern-day world. As well as reviving traditional ways of cooking, preserving, and crafting, we focus heavily on permaculture and living a more sustainable lifestyle by gardening and adopting zero-waste principles in everyday life.
‘Nanna’ Anna is a former primary teacher with a horticultural background, and founder of The Urban Nanna. Anna is the author of the book ‘Everyday Permaculture’. Through TV, radio, articles, workshops and print media avenues, she shares traditional knowledge, methods and skills with people around the world much like grandmas used to do with their children and grandchildren."
FMI and to book a spot:
https://www.maroondah.vic.gov.au/Residents-property/Waste-recycling/Waste-reduction-community-education/Waste-events/Urban-Nanna-Composting-and-Worm-Farms#SolarPunkSunday #CompostWeek #VictoriaAustralia #Composting #Vermiculture #ZeroWaste
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Ever since I used the settlement money (it was digital currency) from the class action lawsuit against Facebook for the Cambridge Analytica scandal to buy worms to eat my garbage, YouTube is relentless in showing me ads for Mill, that mechanical kitchen composter.
Hey, YouTube, this is not my first rodeo. The worms are happy, and already fattening up, and probably will be making worm babies very soon.
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Ever since I used the settlement money (it was digital currency) from the class action lawsuit against Facebook for the Cambridge Analytica scandal to buy worms to eat my garbage, YouTube is relentless in showing me ads for Mill, that mechanical kitchen composter.
Hey, YouTube, this is not my first rodeo. The worms are happy, and already fattening up, and probably will be making worm babies very soon.
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Ever since I used the settlement money (it was digital currency) from the class action lawsuit against Facebook for the Cambridge Analytica scandal to buy worms to eat my garbage, YouTube is relentless in showing me ads for Mill, that mechanical kitchen composter.
Hey, YouTube, this is not my first rodeo. The worms are happy, and already fattening up, and probably will be making worm babies very soon.
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Ever since I used the settlement money (it was digital currency) from the class action lawsuit against Facebook for the Cambridge Analytica scandal to buy worms to eat my garbage, YouTube is relentless in showing me ads for Mill, that mechanical kitchen composter.
Hey, YouTube, this is not my first rodeo. The worms are happy, and already fattening up, and probably will be making worm babies very soon.
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Ever since I used the settlement money (it was digital currency) from the class action lawsuit against Facebook for the Cambridge Analytica scandal to buy worms to eat my garbage, YouTube is relentless in showing me ads for Mill, that mechanical kitchen composter.
Hey, YouTube, this is not my first rodeo. The worms are happy, and already fattening up, and probably will be making worm babies very soon.
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The worms are here! They arrived one day late, so they are extra scrawny. We added a little water after taking this pic and set some food in two corners of the bin. All seems well. So far, nobody's trying to escape out the bottom (but I did line it with acorn shells.)
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The worms are here! They arrived one day late, so they are extra scrawny. We added a little water after taking this pic and set some food in two corners of the bin. All seems well. So far, nobody's trying to escape out the bottom (but I did line it with acorn shells.)
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The worms are here! They arrived one day late, so they are extra scrawny. We added a little water after taking this pic and set some food in two corners of the bin. All seems well. So far, nobody's trying to escape out the bottom (but I did line it with acorn shells.)
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The worms are here! They arrived one day late, so they are extra scrawny. We added a little water after taking this pic and set some food in two corners of the bin. All seems well. So far, nobody's trying to escape out the bottom (but I did line it with acorn shells.)
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The worms are here! They arrived one day late, so they are extra scrawny. We added a little water after taking this pic and set some food in two corners of the bin. All seems well. So far, nobody's trying to escape out the bottom (but I did line it with acorn shells.)
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I just built a worm bin and ordered a bag of red wiggler worms to eat our garbage, a fitting use for that $24 that came in the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica settlement.
Stay tuned
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I just built a worm bin and ordered a bag of red wiggler worms to eat our garbage, a fitting use for that $24 that came in the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica settlement.
Stay tuned
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I just built a worm bin and ordered a bag of red wiggler worms to eat our garbage, a fitting use for that $24 that came in the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica settlement.
Stay tuned
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I just built a worm bin and ordered a bag of red wiggler worms to eat our garbage, a fitting use for that $24 that came in the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica settlement.
Stay tuned
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I just built a worm bin and ordered a bag of red wiggler worms to eat our garbage, a fitting use for that $24 that came in the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica settlement.
Stay tuned
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Yesterday, was #worm castings harvesting day.
You get the top shelf (with the most recent food in it), move it down a layer, and get the bottom shelf (which they've been eating for ages, and is now mostly thick muddy rich soil-like castings), and get all the castings out to add to soil.
In my case - preparing the way for a planting of chilies! That tray of mud? That was all food like 24 months ago.
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Yesterday, was #worm castings harvesting day.
You get the top shelf (with the most recent food in it), move it down a layer, and get the bottom shelf (which they've been eating for ages, and is now mostly thick muddy rich soil-like castings), and get all the castings out to add to soil.
In my case - preparing the way for a planting of chilies! That tray of mud? That was all food like 24 months ago.
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Yesterday, was #worm castings harvesting day.
You get the top shelf (with the most recent food in it), move it down a layer, and get the bottom shelf (which they've been eating for ages, and is now mostly thick muddy rich soil-like castings), and get all the castings out to add to soil.
In my case - preparing the way for a planting of chilies! That tray of mud? That was all food like 24 months ago.
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Yesterday, was #worm castings harvesting day.
You get the top shelf (with the most recent food in it), move it down a layer, and get the bottom shelf (which they've been eating for ages, and is now mostly thick muddy rich soil-like castings), and get all the castings out to add to soil.
In my case - preparing the way for a planting of chilies! That tray of mud? That was all food like 24 months ago.
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Yesterday, was #worm castings harvesting day.
You get the top shelf (with the most recent food in it), move it down a layer, and get the bottom shelf (which they've been eating for ages, and is now mostly thick muddy rich soil-like castings), and get all the castings out to add to soil.
In my case - preparing the way for a planting of chilies! That tray of mud? That was all food like 24 months ago.
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The worms which escape from our worm farm go to a nearby outdoor mat. The mat is made out of coir which makes a cosy worm home. It also seems to be food that worms like eating. As a result the mat is falling to pieces.
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The worms which escape from our worm farm go to a nearby outdoor mat. The mat is made out of coir which makes a cosy worm home. It also seems to be food that worms like eating. As a result the mat is falling to pieces.
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The worms which escape from our worm farm go to a nearby outdoor mat. The mat is made out of coir which makes a cosy worm home. It also seems to be food that worms like eating. As a result the mat is falling to pieces.
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The worms which escape from our worm farm go to a nearby outdoor mat. The mat is made out of coir which makes a cosy worm home. It also seems to be food that worms like eating. As a result the mat is falling to pieces.
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The worms which escape from our worm farm go to a nearby outdoor mat. The mat is made out of coir which makes a cosy worm home. It also seems to be food that worms like eating. As a result the mat is falling to pieces.
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Did #BigFertiliser get to the @Compostodon account? Tried to tag it this morning. My only set of hashtags and account I have in their own separate column.
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Compost worms are aquatic!
This is (I believe) an Eisenia foetida (red wiggler compost worm) living in the soil and gravel substrate of a fish aquarium I set up a couple of months ago. It is fully submerged with no direct access to the atmosphere!
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Compost worms are aquatic!
This is (I believe) an Eisenia foetida (red wiggler compost worm) living in the soil and gravel substrate of a fish aquarium I set up a couple of months ago. It is fully submerged with no direct access to the atmosphere!
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Compost worms are aquatic!
This is (I believe) an Eisenia foetida (red wiggler compost worm) living in the soil and gravel substrate of a fish aquarium I set up a couple of months ago. It is fully submerged with no direct access to the atmosphere!
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Compost worms are aquatic!
This is (I believe) an Eisenia foetida (red wiggler compost worm) living in the soil and gravel substrate of a fish aquarium I set up a couple of months ago. It is fully submerged with no direct access to the atmosphere!
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Compost worms are aquatic!
This is (I believe) an Eisenia foetida (red wiggler compost worm) living in the soil and gravel substrate of a fish aquarium I set up a couple of months ago. It is fully submerged with no direct access to the atmosphere!
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Yes, I have tried worm composting with red wigglers, and they go through newspaper and cardboard as long as it's broken up. Newspapers use vegetable-based ink, but glossy paper often has ink that has chemicals you don't want in your food. Glue inside cardboard layers is made from starch - fine for composting.
https://www.gardenmyths.com/safe-compost-paper-cardboard/
#vermiculture -
Yes, I have tried worm composting with red wigglers, and they go through newspaper and cardboard as long as it's broken up. Newspapers use vegetable-based ink, but glossy paper often has ink that has chemicals you don't want in your food. Glue inside cardboard layers is made from starch - fine for composting.
https://www.gardenmyths.com/safe-compost-paper-cardboard/
#vermiculture -
Yes, I have tried worm composting with red wigglers, and they go through newspaper and cardboard as long as it's broken up. Newspapers use vegetable-based ink, but glossy paper often has ink that has chemicals you don't want in your food. Glue inside cardboard layers is made from starch - fine for composting.
https://www.gardenmyths.com/safe-compost-paper-cardboard/
#vermiculture -
Yes, I have tried worm composting with red wigglers, and they go through newspaper and cardboard as long as it's broken up. Newspapers use vegetable-based ink, but glossy paper often has ink that has chemicals you don't want in your food. Glue inside cardboard layers is made from starch - fine for composting.
https://www.gardenmyths.com/safe-compost-paper-cardboard/
#vermiculture -
Yes, I have tried worm composting with red wigglers, and they go through newspaper and cardboard as long as it's broken up. Newspapers use vegetable-based ink, but glossy paper often has ink that has chemicals you don't want in your food. Glue inside cardboard layers is made from starch - fine for composting.
https://www.gardenmyths.com/safe-compost-paper-cardboard/
#vermiculture -
Haven't seen my earth friends in 3 months!
They must still be alive, the food is disappearing.
I don't know if they're increasing in numbers, it's my 1st time trying #Vermiculture.
What started as a few worms for fishing, came to be a bin in the corner. They aren't good pets, but they're quiet.
https://www.alabamawildlife.org/vermiculture/ -
Haven't seen my earth friends in 3 months!
They must still be alive, the food is disappearing.
I don't know if they're increasing in numbers, it's my 1st time trying #Vermiculture.
What started as a few worms for fishing, came to be a bin in the corner. They aren't good pets, but they're quiet.
https://www.alabamawildlife.org/vermiculture/ -
Haven't seen my earth friends in 3 months!
They must still be alive, the food is disappearing.
I don't know if they're increasing in numbers, it's my 1st time trying #Vermiculture.
What started as a few worms for fishing, came to be a bin in the corner. They aren't good pets, but they're quiet.
https://www.alabamawildlife.org/vermiculture/ -
Haven't seen my earth friends in 3 months!
They must still be alive, the food is disappearing.
I don't know if they're increasing in numbers, it's my 1st time trying #Vermiculture.
What started as a few worms for fishing, came to be a bin in the corner. They aren't good pets, but they're quiet.
https://www.alabamawildlife.org/vermiculture/ -
Haven't seen my earth friends in 3 months!
They must still be alive, the food is disappearing.
I don't know if they're increasing in numbers, it's my 1st time trying #Vermiculture.
What started as a few worms for fishing, came to be a bin in the corner. They aren't good pets, but they're quiet.
https://www.alabamawildlife.org/vermiculture/ -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pR9TzAK3jMo
plastic free worm composting bins
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pR9TzAK3jMo
plastic free worm composting bins
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pR9TzAK3jMo
plastic free worm composting bins
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I am in the office today for free air conditioning. My home office desk is in front of a west facing window so it is not possible to work there on hoy days.
Though I will ensure the air conditioning is on in another section of the house to keep the worms cool. Must remember to check that moisture levels are good for them this evening.
#vermiculture #Melbourne