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Bill Sherman of Ben Wheeler, TX Bill has a really interesting twist on the vermiponics bed.  It’s a little like vermiponics and a little like a wicking bed.  He built  a 4 x 8 bed for about $250. For those who don’t know, vermiponics is a variation on aquaponics. A very simplistic description of aquaponics [...]

I talk with Rhonda Sherman of NCSU about worm composting, Mary Appelhof, and the upcoming Vermiculture Conference in Chapel Hill.

I talk with Robert Marak. His company, Agrospol, uses worms to decontaminate areas polluted by toxic chemicals.

Interview with Paul Henares of Buro Buro Springs Vermifarm in the Philippines.

Interview with Phil Nauta, the smiling gardener. In this episode you will hear: * why Phil considers vermicompost fertilizer * why microbes are important for healthy soil * the proper way to apply organic fertilizers * using EM (Effective Microoganisms) in Worm Tea * how to use bokashi in a worm bin * the answer to are composting worms really destroying North American forests?

Hobby composter Andrew talks about backyard composting with red wigglers and the Euros and African Nightcrawlers he keeps in the house.

Cathy talks about starting up her worm composting business and future goals.

Jason tells us how he grows worm compost for the garden.

Heather explains how a hobby became a business and gives lots of great worm composting tips.