"Hi Mickey, that's your link, and good luck!
I'm glad you asked, I was thinking to make something similar for a social center but this link will work for me, too.
http://www.growinggrub.co.uk/"
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Steven Chow left a comment for io_vs_jupiter"It has been up for a while, but not many folks have updated it recently. Yes please feel free to add the link to the PDF to the WormWiki (and anything else you feel might be appropriate). Thanks for being part of the vermicomposters community."
wormer commented on io_vs_jupiter's photo
weird bug in the middle
"Ok so I searched around and found they are are good thing - earwigs. Strange name for a bug, Makes me want to cover my ears to keep the bugs out."
wormer commented on io_vs_jupiter's photoweird bug in the middle
"I have had these in my can-o-worms and want to know as well. Friend or pest? Keep or take out?"
io_vs_jupiter left a comment for Goran"by the way, we are planning camp on cres island, if we decide to continue to mostar, we might pass near your city. if you give me a contact number, I'd like to call you to see your vermiculture."
io_vs_jupiter left a comment for Goran"well, I'm turkish, graduated in ethics of ecology in french (so I used the francophone research sources) and married with an italian but I've never heard of vermiculture/ vermicompost before seeing amy young's worm bin bagon…"
Goran left a comment for io_vs_jupiter"Cause I bought my first worms, less than 30 years ago, from a Croatian company which imported them from Italy. I don´t speak Italian and don`t visite Italian sites but I supose that your people made a big progress in vermicomposting during all…"
io_vs_jupiter left a comment for Goran"really? I've just found one in north italy, I'm trying to realize a project to clean the contaminated earth of a social center and luckily that vermiculturer accepted to donate 15000 worms just with the postal fee and the name of the…"
Goran left a comment for io_vs_jupiter"The paperwork for exporting worms into EU is to lasting. My suggestion is to buy them from EU members."
Goran left a comment for io_vs_jupiter"There are a lot of vermicomposters in Italy. It` s easier to buy worms in your country"
io_vs_jupiter left a comment for Amy Youngs"Hey, on my page it says I'm featured, do you know what that means?"
Darni left a comment for io_vs_jupiter"Thanks. I got the worms from the David who lives in the same city. My bin is over a week and I already see the little worms in the bin ! I am enjoying my new pets !"
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- When did you start composting with worms?
- May 8, 2008
- How were you introduced to vermicomposting?
- You Grow Girl website
- What kinds of worms do you have?
- Eisenia Foetida
- What worm bins do you use?
- worm bin bag for indoor vermicomposting
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Ex-Snia Compost Place
The compost place we were constructing is almost finished! Here you can see some photos of the bin, I donno how to call it as it doesn't have a bottom. You can also see the distance from the main building. But the space between will be full of tents this week. I hope we don't cause any inconvenient situations as we want to wait before adding worms.…
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Posted on May 28, 2009 at 1:45am
"Growing veggies ain't soil science" by Gayla Trail from the Globe and Mail
The moment after I wrote my last post about how we want to heal the dirt in the garden of the ex-textile industry with compost, I've read the article of Gayla Trail, the creator of yougrowgirl.com for the website of the Globe and Mail.
It's very interesting for who doesn't only vermicompost for the love of worms, but want also… Continue
It's very interesting for who doesn't only vermicompost for the love of worms, but want also… Continue
Posted on May 27, 2009 at 5:17am
Critical Mass in Rome
This weekend between 29 and 31 May, cyclists all over the world will unite to ride their bikes in Rome, Italy. Critical Mass is born in San Francisco in 1992 and since then is repeated in 500 cities all over the world. In Rome, they ride together since 2004 and last year there were over 4000 cyclists. The cyclists who come from other cities or countries will spend the nights in Social Centers, occupied places with cultural events, labs, kitchens with social prices and of course free bicycle… Continue
Posted on May 27, 2009 at 4:56am
Attention Neighbors : Worms Wanted
I'm thinking about buying more worms, but the only place I've found in Italy sells at least 5000 worms for 50euro +30 euro for shipping. Does the shipping always cost so much? I've bought my first worms from a bait shop where you buy a punch of worms (I'm not sure how many there were inside the box but let's say 20-25) for 2,5 euro. It's about 15 times more expensive. If any neighbor of mine, can provide me a better price, I'd like to shop from vermicomposters.… Continue
Posted on May 26, 2009 at 2:49pm
How did I start
Even if I don't have a steady garden, I'm used to check Gayla Trail's webpage yougrowgirl. The first time I ever saw a vermicomposting bin was, when I was checking her tutorials. Since then, some years have passed, I moved to my appartment with my boyfriend, where I'm free to experiment in gardening and recycling ideas.
When I saw… Continue
Posted on May 21, 2009 at 5:30am — 4 Comments
Comment Wall (10 comments)
- At 8:02pm on May 20, 2009,
Amy Youngs said… - Thanks! I'm glad you are spreading the worm joy over in Italy. I sure hope those fishing worms work out and stick around in your bin. I can't really tell what type they are, but maybe someone in this group can. Hopefully they are nice, large red wigglers. Good luck and happy vermicomposting!
amy
- At 2:08am on May 21, 2009, Ramón Plana said…
- Hi,
Yes, we're relatively close in the map. Good luck "spreading the word" in Italy. Let me know if I can help you.
Ciao!
Ramon
- At 10:01am on May 24, 2009, Goran said…
- Hello, "neighbour"!
- At 3:06pm on May 26, 2009,
Grégory PRYBYS said… - Hello,
I received an email saying you had a question?
See u
- At 9:27am on May 27, 2009, Grégory PRYBYS said…
- Hello,
We sell worms, send them by mail aswell! What is the use you will do and how many do you want?
- At 7:39pm on June 23, 2009, Darni said…
- Thanks. I got the worms from the David who lives in the same city. My bin is over a week and I already see the little worms in the bin ! I am enjoying my new pets !
- At 6:57am on July 22, 2009, Goran said…
- The paperwork for exporting worms into EU is to lasting. My suggestion is to buy them from EU members.
- At 7:00am on July 22, 2009, Goran said…
- There are a lot of vermicomposters in Italy. It` s easier to buy worms in your country
- At 12:58pm on July 22, 2009, Goran said…
- Cause I bought my first worms, less than 30 years ago, from a Croatian company which imported them from Italy. I don´t speak Italian and don`t visite Italian sites but I supose that your people made a big progress in vermicomposting during all these years.
- At 1:27pm on September 20, 2009, Steven Chow said…
- It has been up for a while, but not many folks have updated it recently. Yes please feel free to add the link to the PDF to the WormWiki (and anything else you feel might be appropriate). Thanks for being part of the vermicomposters community.
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