A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO HOME COMPOSTING WITH WORMS   OUR PLANET NEEDS YOUR HELP YOUR OWN BACKYARD IS A GOOD PLACE TO START!	FACT Most organic waste can be recycled by worms! An efficient backyard worm composting system will convert up to 60–70% of your household waste into nutrient-rich vermicast (worm poo) to fertilise and replenish your garden and lawn and the benefits of vermicast on your garden are many: -Vermicast is a rich organic fertiliser -Bacteria in vermicast convert existing soil nutrients into plant-soluble form. -Worm eggs in vermicast will hatch by the thousands in your garden and… The benefits of worms in your garden are: -Worms produce more vermicast. -Worms move through the soil creating channels that greatly improve moisture retention, aeration and soil structure. -Worms constantly turn the soil evenly distributing nutrients and preventing matted roots. -Worms produce natural antibiotics which help fight plant diseases.
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About HOME COMPOSTING WITH WORMS Have you ever thought about the world’s land-fill problems? Have you wondered what will happen when the tips fill up, or are you concerned about the pollution our garbage creates? Have you ever considered what you, as an individual, can do?  You can do something and you can start right now, right in your own backyard. It won’t take much effort and it won’t take up much time, because, as easy as putting it in the bin, most of your household waste can simply be put into a handy worm composting system instead. Just as nature intended, worms will recycle your waste into valuable vermicast, a product that will not only make your garden and lawn thrive and be fruitful but also return to the earth, very basic living organisms which form the foundation of healthy soil and consequently, a healthy eco-system. Garbage doesn’t have to be a problem, it can actually be an asset, a very valuable one. This site isn't just about saving the world, it's for the home composter who simply wants a more efficient method, for the veggie gardener who would prefer organic fertilizer, the fisher-person needing a reliable source of worms and the householders who have to pay for their garbage to be collected. It's also for pet owners needing worms to feed their chickens, lizards, snakes, exotic birds, etc.   With minor effort, your worm composting system can become a fun routine part of your lifestyle, you can make a hobby of it using your organic vermicast to make your garden thrive,  or even make a few dollars by harvesting and selling off your worms to ‘new’ worm composters. copyright 1999, updated 2006 Kerrie Salo, Watsonia, Australia