Worm composting involves using worms to turn food scraps, newspapers, and cardboard into a rich compost, which can be added to potted plants, lawns or gardens. It is convenient, and you can do it indoors (even in apartments) or outdoors. Some people who make leaf compost in their backyards also use worms to compost their food scraps and paper.
Why Compost with Worms?
For additional worm composting sites visit Home Worm Production,
The Burrow lots of information about vermicomposting,
The Worm Woman Mary Applehoff's worm page.
The Worm
The Materials
Materials To Avoid
The Containers
Getting Started
Harvesting
Preventing Problems
Tips
Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission TRNCC
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Sources: TNRCC Environmental Bulletin, Worm Composting