Zach Brooks - Arizona Worm Farm

[@peterv3216]

Awesome interview! thanks Jesse!

[@ZoubidaPA]

Excellent episode. That was super informative. Thank you.

[@didanz100]

Great content. Thanks.

[@stevefromthegarden1135]

I thought this was a particularly good episode. Jessie, you need a larger worm operation for your farm. :)

[@indica_dogo868]

Does Zack test or have the composts tested under a microscope to verify healthy soil microbial life?

[@stevefromthegarden1135]

It is mentioned in the episode that they closely monitor the compost under the microscope.

[@indica_dogo868]

How do they make sure no one is dropping off materials treated with pesticide, herbicide or fungicide? Or are they using microbes to neutralize the cides?

[@KelikakuCoutin]

Thanks for the content. Keep up the good work. BS'D

[@benjamin1503]

So I've been watching your videos lately (introduced to you by my dad) and for some reason I keep thinking that you sort of look like, and your movements and expressions are similar to kzbin.info I hope you have a great spring!

[@joanfreeland2023]

Can anyone suggest a compost tea aerator system, either DIY or no, for a 55 gallon barrel? Affordable too?

[@stevefromthegarden1135]

Check out a hydroponic store. They have pumps of various sizes and the airstones to go with them.

[@joanfreeland2023]

@@stevefromthegarden1135 i do have those for my five gallon bucket, but it seems that something different may be needed for 55 gallons. I did find something called the snake on Amazon coupled with a larger pump that may work.

[@stevefromthegarden1135]

@@joanfreeland2023 You could also borrow an idea from the market gardeners for how they wash their greens. You take a small jacuzzi or air pump and run it into the barrel with PVC pipe. At the bottom, you create a square with the PVC and drill small holes in it to create the bubbles.

[@thatguychris5654]

An air pump for a 100gal fish tank will work. The air stones, hoses and pump are relatively cheap and can push the air further down in the barrel.