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Scaling up for commercial vermiculture

Projects around the country bring together many portions of the commercial and agricultural waste streams.

ORGANIC gardeners and avid anglers traditionally have touted the benefits of red wigglers, earthworms and other members of the phylum Annelida. They still do, but the word is spreading. These days, Vermis - the Latin word for "worm" - is an increasingly common part of the vocabulary for organics residuals management. Variations abound, but in general, "vermiculture" refers to growing/breeding worms on a large scale and encouraging them (through feedstock selection) to produce castings - the natural (and very salable) end product of their dietary habits. Vermicomposting, on the other ...

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