The County of San Diego is offering free webinars in November to help live and grow sustainably, in partnership with Solana ...

Well, actually, unlike above-ground worm composters, you won't be able to watch them work since they'll be underground. But they will be eating your food scraps and then happily and freely roaming ...

The worm droppings, or castings, are used as fertilizer for natural farming. The castings can also be used to create worm tea, which is simply liquid fertilizer. "People think worms are just a big ...

The ‘quality’ of soil for plant growth relies on nutrients within it as well as space for air and water to move through. Earthworms bring down and consume organic matter such as leaf litter and their ...

October is a time of garden transition. Summer ends and fall begins. Toward the middle of the month, when the air cools and ...

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The presence of earthworms and their burrowing creates space for air and water to move through the soil. This will allow for plant growth as they benefit from space to grow and water moving through.

or both to make the soil extra-light in texture. Organic potting mixes often include composted manure, worm castings, kelp meal, and other natural nutrients. Some potting mixes are acidic ...

A worm is a long ... soil and minerals and excrete their own weight in castings daily, which makes compost and enriches the soil. One acre of worms can break up about 50 tonnes of soil.

A worm burrows its way through the dark earth, ingesting particles of soil and expelling nutrient-rich casts in a constant forage for food. Charles Darwin described earthworms as one of the most ...