Bulk Composting/fishing worms for sale!

[Alan]

Hey guys, I think I finally have enough worms to start sellin some in bulk, heres what you get and a description.

1lb bed run red wiggler fishing/composting worms! You get all different sizes of worms, from young ones, to sexually mature ones, to great bait sized worms, shipped in clead slightly moist bedding right to your door via USPS! We will also include some coccons in the mix so that way you will get new worms hatching immediately. You will also recieve our Worm Basics handout which will detail all you need to know about raising red worms, including feeding, bed construction and more!


Prices are as follows:

1 lb-$25.00

2 lb or more-$20 a lb

This includes shipping and handling and all the info you need to get started.

These worms make great fishing bait and even better compost for your garden!

money order or well concealed cash accepted - address Money Order and envelope to :

Alan Bishop
5604 S. State Rd. 60
Pekin IN 47165


Some of you guys should definetly give a go of raising red worms, I can't sing their compost making praises enough, you could even start a sideline business raising them for bait!

If your on this board and registered P.M. me for any questions or concerns.
-Alan

[johno]

Could I start off with just the Worm Basics handbook? What would it take to get just that?

[bluelacedredhead]

What a great idea Johno!

[Alan]

Give me a day or two and i'll finish writing it and throw it up on here for all my friends.
-Alan

[peppereater]

Say Alan, I've been poking around here to find some basic info on getting started. I would have gotten into this much sooner, but I kept running into conflicting information on the web. One source will say you just need to feed kitchen scraps, leaves, etc., another will say you must compost all this before the worms can use it. I realize there are different needs for different worms, but does one of these threads have something like your handbook has in it?

[Alan]

Sorry I missed this post untill now. I am working on a new article right now about vermiculture, and trust me there is really a ton of misinformation and conflicting information out there. When I first started I had no clue which way was up because of all the crap I read on the net. What I did learn is that worms are much more resillent than a lot of people think they are and they are not that picky at all.

Will try to get the new paper finished up and posted in the Hip-Gnosis section and on the blog site sometime this week, I'll updated you when it goes up. Untill then if you have any pressing questions that you need answered immediately feel free to send me a pm.