Скачать или смотреть Episode 83: Worm Breeding Bin Update and Moving Meat Chickens to Pasture

Last time we created a bunch of breeding bins for our worms, let's check in and see how they're doing. We also moved all our meat birds out to the pasture so they could enjoy munching on the bugs and fertilizing the grass out there.

We hope you enjoy the video. Thank you for watching, we really appreciate it! If you have questions, please do not hesitate to reach out; it would really be great if everyone started their own worm farms or compost piles so we can all keep our scraps out of landfills.

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We're a small farm in Granville, IL trying to be as sustainable as possible. Our focuses are on worm farming, small farm animals, and teaching our children to be as sustainable as they can be, too. We started a food scrap pickup program in our area to try to help others who aren't able to compost or want to keep their food scraps out of landfills. We collect an average of about 700 lbs per WEEK in food scraps alone from area homes and restaurants.

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