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i thought that it would be nice to have a group for pioneering with new tybes of worm farming or new types of worms that you cross bread or any new ideA that you have with worm composting
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Comment by Sue on May 21, 2009 at 3:26pm
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I do not agree with purposely (sp?) cross-breeding the worms. We have enough worms to choose from to serve our purpose. And it is Composting. So, stay with nature.
About steer manure, if it is aged, I think that would be safe. I would not feed my indoor worms manure. Somehow, the idea of having manure in the kitchen is not appetizing.
But ONE DAY, when I have a 90 gl. bin that will be out side I will feed them manure too.
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Comment by Drew lewis on May 2, 2009 at 5:04pm -
I have heard of people using rabbit,steer,horse,cow,and pig manure composted first.
I have heard of poultry too but i am told it needs to be mixed with something else first because it is too"hot"
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Comment by Dan Ence on April 6, 2009 at 10:33am - Hi Stephen...there is a guy that lives by me that feeds only steer manure to his worms. My understanding is that the two kinds of manure are very similar.
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Comment by Stephen Sibley on March 19, 2009 at 10:52am - Do you have any idea if it would be good to add steer manure too the worm compost....dont they like horse manure? is it similar?
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