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has anyone here tried using WORM BAGS in vermicomposting? |
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Hello Jet! Yes, worm bin bags can also be used.But if you aim to produce a large amount of vermicompost, it is better to use vermi-beds and empty bins. In our country, vermicomposting is commonly done with the use of vermi-beds or empty bins that can provide a suitable condition for the worms. You may enroll in our online course on Vermicomposting: Turning Trash to Cash (Vermi1) for you to understand more about this technology. Pls see your message box for the enrollment key. Thank you. |
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thanks for the prompt reply, ma'm marj. i already enrolled in the vermi course. i already have an idea on vermicomposting but i want to get as much information as possible before i plunge into it. that's why i enrolled on your offered course. the reason i asked about the vermiworm bags experience/tips is because my farm is surrounded by a fishpond and the sea. flooding is a yearly occurence. that's why i'm thinking of elevating the worm beds and using the worm bags as well. i have opklenty of tarpaulin waste materials and i want to make use of this waste as worm bags. hitting two birds with one stone. reusing and sustainable farming. |
