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Stray Worms

admin — Thu, 14 May 2009 23:09:04 +0000

Some worms I removed with the sludge from the leachate collection chamber at the bottom of my Worm Factory.

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Worm Farm Unboxing 3

admin — Wed, 13 May 2009 15:38:16 +0000

Jennie unboxes our new Worm Factory worm farm – video 3 of 3.

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Worm Farm Unboxing 2

admin — Tue, 12 May 2009 07:10:14 +0000

Jennie unboxes our new Worm Factory worm farm – video 2 of 3.

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Setting up the worm composter

admin — Sun, 10 May 2009 22:03:15 +0000

Here I am getting the bedding ready for my worms. I bought a worm composter from Worm Factory. Inspired by Sustainable Dave of 365 Days of Trash.
http://sustainabledave.squarespace.com/
http://365daysoftrash.blogspot.com/
http://www.redwormcomposting.com – Thanks for the worms! They arrived healthy and hungry!

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Do I lose the partition that I have made if I use hp recovery to restore my laptop to its factory condition?

admin — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 14:56:59 +0000

Hi,
My laptop is infected with that nonsense worm that redirects your google search to some stupid sites!!! plus I'm no longer able to access my CD drive or any virtual drive I made with daemon tools! as well I cannot update neither avg free or bit defender free anti virus. anyway it's a year I'm using my laptop and maybe it's time to reinstall vista. In addition to partition C and D which is the recovery partition I have made an extra partition E by splitting the original partition C. Now the question is am I going to lose that partition E and its data if I recover my hp 6700 laptop to its factory setting?

thanks in advance
Well, thanks for the answers. I used the ad aware and I guess it solved the problem of that worm, however still I couldn't access my cd rom, therefore I backed up a few important files on partition E and then recovered my computer, But interesting to know that the recovery program left drive E intact! in face it just reformated windows partition which was drive C.
I like that.
thanks again everybody

Unfortunately yes. The factory disk will reformat and partition the drive again. However before you do that you may want to download and run a malware detector such as Ad-Aware by Lavasoft. It is free and may detect and halt the malicious processes. You can then delete it. Further you may wish to go to www.sarc.com which is the Symantec site. Look on the Home Users side and click where it says threats. If you know what bug you have you can search for it and they usually have an outmated removal tool, or a manual way to kill it. I would try this first before tossing the E drive and losing the data. Can't hurt because if you restore, its gone anyway. Good Luck.

I have a few magots in my worm farm. What am I doing wrong?

admin — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 16:47:59 +0000

I have 2 layor on my worm factory and noticed a few magots in it the other day. What am I doing wrong? Is that normal?
Thanks
The only protein is egg shells and hair. I can't put these items in?

You are allowing proteins into your wormery. Remove everything and re-lay the waste. Avoid putting in anything which is either protein or citric.

What do you think about the Worm Factory?

admin — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 16:47:59 +0000

I'm looking to start some sort of composting process in my backyard, but I live in the city and I'm afraid the smell from a compost bin like the one I grew up using would drive my neighbors nuts. I've been looking around online, and it looks like worm composting might be an option for me. Has anyone tried this? I live in Virginia, zone 7, and its pretty hot here in the summer, but I have a shady area that I could sit the trays in behind my shed. What happens in the winter? Just…byebye worms? And is there any smell at all? I really want this to work, because the trays are cheap and I need help with my gross soil! Thanks!

To "farm" worms they have to have a temp between 50-75 degrees, in other words you have to have them in your house.

You can buy worm castings which I did and I can't say enough about them, I found them for less than a dollar a pound and free shipping

Does a free range egg contain less cholesterol and fat than a factory farmed one?

admin — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 15:05:59 +0000

I keep hens who roam pretty much freely. They're fed on layers mash and graze on the grass, insects, worms and the occasional treat of sweetcorn etc. Would the eggs they produce contain less cholesterol and fat than an egg which came from a hen who doesn't have the same treatment and spends most of it's life indoors without exercise (like in a factory farm)?

What the egg is like inside of it depends on what the hens are eating. So your question would depend on what they are feeding their birds compared to what you are feeding your birds. When you get an egg carton full of eggs that says free range on it that doesn’t mean those birds is treated like yours. All the free-range means is that they give those birds 2 square feet each. And if you think about it that isn’t much room so the bird isn’t getting to forage a yard at all. If you wish to purchase eggs from hens that are not caged then you have to purchase eggs that say uncaged chickens on the cartons.

It is actually proven that chickens that are permitted to live free like yours and mine do actually lower the cholesterol of a person. My mother just got back from the doctor and said that the doctor told her to eat 10 eggs a week from hens that are given organic food and are noncaged. She smiled happily at that doctor and said “That’s good because my daughter has a bunch of chickens.” So what you food you give your chicken determines the egg values it has. A healthy chicken lays healthy eggs. I have started to give my chickens Pride feed supplements (They are organic without hormones and antibiotics, its just a higher protein level) and have noticed an improvement in my hens laying cycles and the way that they look. They eggs are larger, harder shelled, darker yolk, and taste so much better.

So many people say to limit your eggs because the chickens that are kept in battery hen situations are feed special hormones and antibotics that can be dangerous to your body if you eat more than four or five eggs a week. If you are interested in what happens to battery hens just goggle it.

Good luck,

Worm Factory Demonstration – Vermiculture

admin — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 16:47:59 +0000

I bought this Worm Factory from www.wormswrangler.com and the worms too. They ship the factory so you will have a couple of days to set it up and get ready. Then the following Monday they will ship your worms. The price is the best anywhere and the quality of service is excellent. Grow some worms, your garden will love what they leave behind. For detailed instructions go here www.wormswrangler.com

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