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boost soil productivity with worms easy worm production link

 
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with all the rain ive got worms all over the place and been wanting to help them out a bit and came across this

link on how to raise worms

https://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/archives/parsons/publications/worm/worm.html
 
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I keep a couple of worm beds going.  I have one in my high tunnel and another in my basement.
 
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that is a very educational link on worm production
 
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