The advanced vermi composting facility VERMIC 3.2 HD

Worldwide and especially in Europe, research on earthworms, worm compost and vermicomposting is dramatically increasing. This is shown e.g. in scientific congress like CODIS 2008 in Switzerland.
Although the scientific community has shown good results in the use of worm products, there is nearly no modern system in Europe, which can produce large amounts of vermicompost. The Austrian VermiGrand earthworm farm has developed the advanced vermicomposting facility VERMIC 3.2. This system is a modular continuous flow vermicomposting system, which uses completely new methods for feeding and harvesting. The system can be heated, cooled and watered automatically, what makes it capable for use at wide temperature ranges. The VermiGrand earthworm farm does offer licences for this knowledge based system now worldwide. You can make best organic fertilizer with great value in large quantity. Use the ADVANCED VERMICOMPOSTING FACILITY ver. 3.2 and profit yourself from low investment and labor costs. Invest in a booming business line now and save years of self development and learning by doing!
Interested?
Contact:
Mr. Alfred Grand, VermiGrand Earthwormfarm
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[@kallepunkken]

That is the best introduction to a video that I have seen in my whole life. No joke.

[@DawnFotopulos]

I would like more information on Vermic 3.2 system. My family has a farm and we are interested in your system including the management of the compost inputs, temperature control, outside pest control and harvesting techniques.

[@noondayshadow]

Amazing. Now I feel my 8 foot long worm bed isn't quite big enough.

[@michaelripperger5674]

pfalconology size does matter !

[@VermiGrand]

@samann95014 The food for the worms is thermophilic compost made from lucerne (alfalfa) and horse manure with straw bedding.

[@larrystead7208]

where can one see the undercarriage of the bends to understand how the casting fall to the ground

[@hardiprayogo9202]

Produk pupuk organik vermikpos ,di Indonesia sagat bayak ,tapi sayag pupuk organik vermikpos kurag di minati petani Indonesia

[@emilianomiceli3627]

Hello, what is the name of that tool for spreading manure at that height? Thank you

[@pierrelombaard820]

For ease of downward movement of product Make the bin slightly tapered towards the top maybe 2 cm

[@ChoxTheMuse]

your system is amazing! Very interesting thank you!

[@kishangour3526]

Sir ji. Nice. Job🎉

[@alaskansourdoughwormsgarde4392]

Your castings look very dry. They are supposed to be kept damp in order to keep the bacteria alive. Are they as dry as they look?

[@skakpedersen]

Excellent observation! I had the same question some time back, and I started researching this: The beauty about this open system is, since the worms stay at the top, it can still be kept quite moist up there. What makes this soil/compost so rich is, that no water (worm tea) is dripping out from the bottom. It all stays in the compost. When it's completely dry in the lower part, it's very easy to harvest the compost. The worms will not be disturbed and in return they will work 24/365 for you.

[@samann9]

what's the straw material (earthworm's food) you are using?

[@rakeshkumarrathwa4410]

What kind of elements and conditions required for most productive fertilizer and what kind of nutrients contain

[@ratnaayupermata2632]

Brilliant and impressive, can i know about feeder machine you use? The name and capacity

[@briandecree]

Awsome! Good to see how the pros do it =) Thanks

[@dyerdanforth9030]

This guy knows his worm shit.

[@shaunmasi2185]

+Dyer Danforth hahahahahahahaha. Never thought I'd find a funny comment on this dark section of KZbin

[@annetrusler]

I would like to connect with you to discuss your model and how we could include it in a rural agro-forestry project in Limpopo province, South Africa.

[@justinele286]

what kind of scoop machine is that? i need to get one of those. i shovel so much compost everyday!

[@jacquesjoyeaux716]

It's a joystick controlled straw blower that works by hydraulics mounted to the front of a fork lift.

[@Bhumsi2008]

this really very helpfil video and aprricating

[@ingpedropaz]

how works the harvesting system?? do you move the beds ?? or simply the compost falls to the floor??? thanks

[@abdelwahabbentayeb6304]

Could you offer me an internship in your company ? Because I would like to start this kind of busnisse in my region

[@wanphrangkharkongor1348]

Hello i want to try vermicompost this year. I have one question, can I use Asian jumper worm , instead of using the other worms which people normally do? The reasons is because i have lots of jumper worm in my garden.. Your answer will be appreciated , Thankyou

[@VermiGrand]

With a scratcher to one side of the construction

[@Remix3k_Future]

Can you share about your worm farming system through a more specific video? thank you

[@mahmutgaming6505]

akıllı hasat teknolojisi nedeniyle ince taşlama solucanı kasfleme

[@vigithanaguleswaran3847]

how are you re-collecting worms after finishing the compost making?

[@ENGAHMEDADLYMOHAMMEDHASSAN]

thank you for the video

[@newbiegardener3980]

I like how Alfred answers the questions- oh wait- he doesn't

[@williamccjr]

Very professional & efficient looking system, excellent work. Correct me if I'm wrong but I think you have a flaw with your system. One of (if not the) biggest benefits of worm castings is the microbiology that they contain, once they castings dry out, however those beneficial microbes die & the benefits they provide are lost. So I would HIGHLY recommend that you harvest the castings while they are still moist & biologically rich, otherwise they will essentially be no better than the standard thermophilic compost you feed the worms. Again, please correct me if I'm wrong here?

[@1Bubbles100]

William C83 there might also be a loss of the soil structure of the worm castings in the sifting

[@williamccjr]

1Bubbles100 Very possible, however do you mean in terms of the biology or the actual structure of the humus itself?

[@alaskansourdoughwormsgarde4392]

I agree that those castings look all dried out and therefore ruin the whole reason for making them.

[@doogyjay1]

This looks so cool but clearly its not just castings falling through the flow through system. And if giant chunks of wood chips are falling through then so are the worms, cocoons, and other stuff that still will have to be separated through another sifting/ harvesting system. Seems to defeat the entire point of the flow through.

[@Hotsummer7]

Sir may i know the whole process???

[@Timodeus]

How do you collect the castings from the floor?

[@capitalizingondumbmoney1679]

Manual labor

[@lochan57]

Wonderful, I am excited so much and I'm interested in your advanced technology vermicompostimg , I have also vermicomposting old method in the beginning and need your advanced technology 3.2, in Nepal, how would you help me getting technology transfer in my country Nepal.

[@JaganMohanReddyPatil]

When dry spores will be there. When watered they come back live

[@sulaimankhan6344]

how can we multipal the wirms in large numbers

[@kiirunjihia3698]

Hello, I would like to purchase the flow through worm bins how much do they cost

[@VermiGrand]

@47info Sorr, don´t know, I bought the music on the internet

[@levanbeberoparkaia]

💚💚💚

[@Stavrossspand]

How much does it cost?

[@Dastan_Ybyrai]

Where is located?

[@DANIELandNADIA050]

@VermiGrand why both ?

[@ShriOrganics]

Automation at its best... we make a lot more compost than this, but everything we do is manual

[@kalikisi302]

👍👍👍👍

[@gerardkiwi]

Hi VermiGrand, Great setup. Very impressive. You Dutchies are so smart. I have 2 questions please. 1- the hoses going in the end of the setup are they water hoses or air? And what causes your dry casting product to fall out the bottom of you setup?, vibrators?

[@u.synlig]

@gerardkiwi Not Dutch. Austrian.

[@timcarr4155]

@@u.synlig imagine poor Gerard gets a notification that after 8 years his question has finally been replied to and he clicks only to see that!

[@u.synlig]

@@timcarr4155 😂

[@sharmatvs3872]

I want to export vermi compost in usa i countinue doing work and get good results in all vegitables so if u want you can also purchase from me from india

[@alexanderengdahl7203]

That is not a smart solution.. Only one surface instead of 10?

[@longhairedchild1]

Can you share the artist of this excellent musak? Thanks!

[@aggabus]

200m2 500m3

[@UOW_Shishkin_Aleksey]

Может быть они имели ввиду площадь помещения 200 м2 ?

[@VIKTOR-b1e]

Пожалуйста вышлите мне такой вермиреактор, в город боевой славы Смоленск.

[@Abhishekkumar-rv7un]

Hi... I am from india. Do you need vermicompost of good quality

[@russelmtlokwa6058]

It not a fertilizer actual it a compost

[@VermiGrand]

Eisenia fetida and eisenia andrei

[@Riteshjose]

Its completely dried form

[@projectoldman3383]

Its literally dusty. That's not good for the microbes.

[@maggew]

It's supposed to be like this... someone said in comment above... The beauty about this open system is, since the worms stay at the top, it can still be kept quite moist up there. What makes this soil/compost so rich is, that no water (worm tea) is dripping out from the bottom. It all stays in the compost. When it's completely dry in the lower part, it's very easy to harvest the compost. The worms will not be disturbed and in return they will work 24/365 for you.

[@projectoldman3383]

@@maggew microbes are actually aquatic , they require water, they dry it out to make processing easier. It’s a fine balance but this looks to dry for optimum microbe population which is the most critical component of castings.

[@articmars1]

No one can read the tiny ass writing.

[@aggabus]

Music filth

[@Эффективныеудобрения]

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