USING SCREENS Makes Removing Worms From Bedding EASY

It can be a real chore to separate worms from worm castings. I've tried it all. I used a sifter in the beginning but, I felt guilty about sliding toe worms around on the wire. This method uses their tendencies in my favor. The method is slower but, it's more in tune with the ways of nature. What's the rush? I feed on top of a wire and, lift them into their new home. There are several steps before the final product. Here is step one.
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[@MarkThomas123]

Do you have a powder chow? Is that what you were dumping on the leaves and then wetting in?

[@differentkim]

I used to add crab meal, corn meal, rock dust, and bug frass at every feeding. After listening to Dr. Elaine I switched to native soil. What you saw me sprinkle was native soil around the property and, silt from the creek banks with some crushed leaves. It gives the worms the grit that they need to crush their dinner. I'll be sending in some samples for testing soon. I'm very curious to see what the results will be. Most of the Web doesn't happen without plants and roots. So, I've allowed some tree roots to sneak in from the bottom of the beds. I'm starting to get aggregates forming on the roots so it seems to be working. Tests will tell. I can't wait to get a microscope!

[@MarkThomas123]

@@differentkim Yes. I caught that in another video, when you mentioned it there.. Goood time for a hand full of Castings too, or Leaf mould.