Master Gardeners provide the worms and worm bin to a classroom that adopts and cares for the worms during the year, composting the food scraps generated from the students in the class.

Place your bin in a spot protected from temperature extremes. The ideal temperature range for worm composting is between 60 and 80℉, which is easy to maintain indoors, but more challenging outside.

How to Start a Worm Farm You can start a worm farm by buying a worm farm kit and setting it up. You can also build your own worm farm using a large container such as a plastic storage bin or an ...

Marcia: When Andie asked me if I wanted to make a worm bin with her, I jumped at the chance. I had wanted to compost with worms for a long time but had never found the time.

On Saturday, January 20, Caesandra N Seawell and Pattianne Jablonski-Dopkin will be hosting a clinic at Urban Roots that will demonstrate how to build a worm bin. Once you have a worm bin, you ...

You can make your own worm compost bin out of an old crate or dresser drawer. It should be 10 to 16 inches deep, have holes on the sides so the worms can breathe, and a tight lid.

Worm composting, or vermicomposting, turns food waste into worm castings that are great for garden soil. Here's how to start worm composting at home.

To build your own worm bin, Souyoultzis recommends starting with two 25-gallon plastic bins, one lid, a drill and red wiggler worms (one pound is a good amount for starters).

Vermicomposting can be a more compact way to recycle kitchen scraps utilizing the power of worms. Here's how to set up a worm bin.