I have very rich soil and put down some St. Augustine squares. My yard is all St. Aug. So I started flipping the squares over in this 8x10 area... now in a month, I have over 900 worms, some 6 inches long and fat!!! My worm farm is now going strong!

I'm making one in my garage Right now. Great plan

Now this is the best YT channel on worm farming I've ever seen. Thanks so much Captain!

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These videos have become a favorite for my family to watch. I have 2 sons, (7 and 5) and the oldest came up with the idea of selling worms for fishing and to have them for compost. At $4 for a pack of worms here in Vermont I thought it was a great idea so we started watching these videos and now they both meet me at the door when I get home from work to go out to the garage and check the worms! We have them in a 100 gallon water bucket and getting ready to start production buckets. We can't thank you enough for the knowledge your sharing with us! So many of my questions have been answered by your videos.

Is yeast ok to feed worms?

Would it be a good idea to use fish tank water instead of fresh water when making vermicompost tea? I presume it could even more nutrients

Is it okay to grow mushrooms in the bin

Thank you sir!

Do they need oxygen?

Why would you not put red wigglers in your compost piles?

Capt Matt who is that nice young man that assist you? Just wondering?

Where did you come by the stand?

I didn't see the signage for the stand on the labels and signage page. Is that out there anywhere?

Awesome video! So the worms will straight up eat the green grass? I thought it woulda have had to die and decompose THEN they worms will eat it. So its a good idea to give the worms green grass clippings then to eat? Thanks!!

Loved the comment about picking worms up, off the street, while taking a walk. Whenever working around my yard, here in the Pacific Northwest, anytime I pick something up, after it’s been wet,I find worms. I always pick them up and put them in my compost pile. Just screened out my pile and moved the bigger parts and worms to the new pile. The compost was excellent.

I'm sorry. This video look so informative, but I can't understand a thing said for most of the video.

Thanks for the info. You're a real good man Captain Matt

Love the rack system. Where did you get the steel shelving with those handy caster covers over them?

Why not make the castings in the bags you sell them in ?

I just love your videos with your grandkids! You have a beautiful family.

Is it detrimental to the bacteria/biota in the castings to package in clear plastic bags, because of the light? Also selling by volume seems the most honest way, as selling by weight can be manipulated, but what % of moisture do you look for before packaging, or do you sell dry? Thanks for another great vid.

kid's like "uh sure show me the damn worms... you don't pay me enough for this shit"

Awesome you really do help others

Thank you for these videos, I am going to try and see what I can do in my local markets with what I am learning from you.

I love this video! It’s very close to what I have going on! Thanks for posting the shifter part! I have been looking for something like that to do my large bins with and accommodate my disability too! Thank you!!

Can I do this with a wriggler/earthworm mix.?

Fantastic!

Awesome information! Thank you!!!!

Love you're energy captain Matt, heart of gold sharing your abundance and showing people that there is infinite abundance to be had when working with nature. A high tide raises all ships💚 Lots of love from Ireland

can I ask where you get your cardboard?

You put this under grow lights or green house?

Thank you.I definitely think I will be in touch with you in your company as I am starting my own composting business in pennsylvania

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Great video, Captain Matt ❤

Hey Captain Matt. I'm from Germany and I will use your labels as well. Thank you for everything. Marko

What are you putting in your worm feed.

Awesome instructional video, I'll be in need soon for those label templates. Thank you for sharing what the market bears in your area and your packaging formats. Good Stuff! Did you mention you had a building schematic for that display stand, looks like some excellent skilled carpenter put that together.

What type of worms are those? My red wigglers are not like those

Inspirational video - chock full of kind, no-charge info, tips & helper resources. You da man Captain Matt!

Question...where is the info for the boxes??? thanks

Always the best worm channel.

Thank's

hey matt i live in Vancouver British Columbia i wanted to thank you personally for helping me visualize my goals your a pillar of the community very grateful for your youtube channel and the resources and information u have provided for me and many others ill be shaking your hand in the future -James Powell

wow....

Thank you captain Matt.

What did you feed them to draw them out

Love seeing your operation! My son and I are learning a ton from you! Thanks

It's poop. Special food is always poop