How to Grow Your Own Garden “Starts” with Compost
As spring approaches, many gardeners are thinking about growing their own seeds into small plants – called “starts.” Using compost is a great way to
As spring approaches, many gardeners are thinking about growing their own seeds into small plants – called “starts.” Using compost is a great way to
Worm composting also known as vermicomposting is the use of earthworms to convert organic waste into fertilizer. If you are already an avid composter
I know there are a lot of chicken lovers out there, and some of them may be asking the same question; Is it a good
In 2009, the city of San Francisco, California, started a mandatory composting program as part of its waste management plan. All residents and businesses are
A common question we get at Uncle Jim’s Worm Farm is, “Where should I put my composter?” Part of your composting success depends on its
Everyone loves a productive vermicomposting bin, but no one wants to smell it. At Uncle Jim’s Worm Farm, we want composting with worms to be
Social media has wormed its way into our lives. At Uncle Jim’s Worm Farm, we have recently opened up an Instagram account to stay connected
3If your household composts its kitchen scraps, you may have had problems with fruit flies. These tiny flies are harmless, but they are definitely annoying.
If you have a yard or garden of any size, you can turn left-over vegetation into free fertilizer by composting. Look around at all the
Here at Uncle Jim’s Worm Farm, we believe in giving you value for money for your composting supplies and composting worms. Specifically, we are so
Are you looking for a fun and educational activity to keep your kids engaged and teach them valuable lessons about sustainability and nature? Look no
Every creature plays its part in the diverse gardening world, shaping the ecosystem uniquely. But have you heard about the acrobatic performers of the soil,
Seasonal Organic gardening means aligning closely with nature’s cycles. As each season unfolds, your garden’s requirements and tasks shift. Whether you’re an experienced gardener or
Guess what? You don’t need a sprawling garden or a big backyard to join the worm farming revolution! That’s right, my friends – indoor composting