Urban Worm Company

Yes, absolutely.  While composting worms may not survive in normal garden soil, you will be doing no harm to your soil, seedlings, or plants if you have co...

While you can get away with that here and there, your bin needs a proper balance of carbon-rich bedding materials and nitrogen-rich food waste. Bedding ...

Don't panic! The worms should survive for quite awhile in the packaging they arrived in, but they will likely be dehydrated. We recommend openin...

We've got great resources on our site and on YouTube for keeping your worm bin warm over the winter, ranging from using natural techniques to getting so...

We get lots of folks who are worried that their composting worms are skinnier than when they received them. A vermicomposting environment is a different...

If you see a swarm of stringy, white worms on your vermicompost, they are likely Enchytraeidae, aka potworms.  Potworms tend to thrive in wet acidic condit...

Bokashi is an interesting way to alternatively compost the entire range of food scraps from vegetables through meet, and even bones.  Bokashi uses an anaer...