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Vermicomposting For Home Food Scraps

 
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In my previous post I have introduced you to tumbler method of composting with detailed steps from my favorite group The Compost Group. For a short overview, vermicomposting is where you use worms to expedite the breakdown of your food scraps. It has a lot of benefits to a home composter.

Worm poop!

Yes!

Ready to start ?

Check this out for a step-by-step procedure in making a vermicomposting bin!

Any suggestions or methods? Share them with me, glad to know more :)

Happy composting!!! 😊
 
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