
Vermiculture is the culture of earthworms – as in raising and breeding earthworms to enhance further the vermicompost process, which uses various worms to decompose organic waste into fertiliser. What’s not to love about earthworms? I like what they can do for the Environment. To me, they are, in essence, some of the most authentic engineering recyclers going, and l am very passionate about the work they do: Increase the nutrients in our soils Valuable assets to the whole soil food web They improve drainage through aeration and the overall structure of the soils They improve plant productivity and the health of the land Earthworms repair damaged soils – the more worms you have, the healthier your soils are Worms also are a rich food source for other wildlife species |
Series Directory |
Vermicomposting Content Directory Vermiculture is the culture of earthworms |
Vermicomposting Journal The Adventures of a Worm Farmer |
Earthen Wurmin’s Worm’s World Gallery Welcome to the true inner beauty of earthwormery |
Ewww Quick Tips Directory The quick tips series covers composting, gardening, hacks and other bits and bots too! |
Common Vermiculture Questions Directory Common Vermiculture Questions |
Composting and Vermiculture A – Z Directory Common Composting and Vermiculture Questions |

“Earthworms are far more valuable than people.” Paul Watson |
