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Worms - Vermiculture

"The Worm Book is a complete guide to gardening and composting with earthworms:
How to build a worm composting bin (including diagrams for several different bins ranging from basic to deluxe); how worm composting works and why it's such a good idea; how to use the worms, castings and vermicompost in your garden; fascinating essentials of earth worm biology; how to cook with worms using the recipes in the book; resources for buying worms and worm composting systems; and much, much more. The Worm Book will prove to be an invaluable addition to the gardening reference shelf and will prove of special and specific interest for organic gardeners especially." (Wisconsin Bookwatch)

Worms Eat My Garbage:
How to Set Up & Maintain a Worm Composting System
by Mary Appelhof
Paperback (1997)

I enjoyed all of the information and found this book to not only be informative and interesting but also very easy to read. I also found the author to be humorous in her writing. This book gives the do's and don'ts that are very helpful. A reader from Puyallup, Washington, 1999

The Worm Book:
The Complete Guide to Worms in Your Garden
by Loren Nancarrow, Janet Hogan Taylor
Paperback (1998)

Earthworms can recycle and improve the environment. The Worm Book shows you how to use earthworms for composting, gardening and recycling in a comprehensive and easy to use guide. You will learn how to build a worm bin to recycle kitchen and yard wastes, how to use castings, how to start your own worm business and lots more. Did you know that earthworms are both male and female? You'll even learn some earthworm biology! So if you're concerned about the environment and want to know what to do organically to improve the soil at very little cost and effort, then The Worm Book is for you. Also included in The Worm Book is a buying guide, internet reference sites, building plans for worm bins and fun facts like worm myths and recipes! Yes, you can cook with earthworms too!!
The author, Janet Hogan Taylor