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I really can’t be a compost snob anymore because I now have a worm farm, complete with wiggly earthworms. They look just the same as the earthworms in my compost bin, but I’m assured they’re not. My dad informed me that I couldn’t just leave them; I had to look after them. Does he [...]

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After writing about earthworms and composting the other week, I read Composting: from organic waste to black gold by Victoria Heywood (Penguin, 2005) and found out I got some things wrong. I thought I’d better correct my mistakes.
I’ve always thought that composting and vermiculture were completely different. I knew in the back of my mind [...]

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Update: More details on Giant Gippsland Earthworms are here.
Update: I made some mistakes here and corrected them in this post. 
Earthworms are the natural recycling factory. Charles Darwin said
Earthworms are nature’s ploughshare.
My garden and compost bin are full of earthworms, which I love, but paradoxically I don’t usually like animals or plants that were introduced to an area by [...]

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