Urban Worm Bag 2.0
The Durable, Breathable, Simple Worm Composting Solution
With The Frame
$109
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most popular option
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all-in-one solution
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requires an even, level surface
Without The Frame
$79 $59
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build your own rock solid frame
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DIY solution, plans available
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best for uneven or pitched surfaces
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Vermicomposter Starter Bundles
I’m pleased to offer a Vermicomposter Starter Bundle, complete with an Urban Worm Bag, 2 lbs of red wiggler composting worms, the 35th Anniversary Edition of Worms Eat My Garbage by Mary Appelhof, lifetime access to the Urban Worm Calculator, and the Vermicomposter’s Starter Guide.
Free shipping anywhere in the lower 48!
With The Frame
$165
$194.99 Value
Without The Frame
$130
$164.99 Value
Perfect for anyone from a beginner to an aspiring entrepreneur. Easy-to-follow tips for newbies and interviews with the pros.
Urban Worm Interview: Dan Lonowski of Michigan SoilWorks
About a year ago, I watched a fascinating time lapse video of the assembly of one of the most attractive continuous flow vermicomposting systems I have ever seen. Some guy named Dan Lonowski of Michigan SoilWorks and Gavin Newton of Detroit-area worm castings producer...
Vermicomposting 101: The #1 Cause of Worm Bin Problems
It seems to happen again and again and again. Armed with a bin, some bedding, and a shiny new arsenal of composting worms, eager new vermicomposters, our fellow foot soldiers in the War on Waste try to win the war literally overnight. And they often fail miserably....
Vermicomposting 101: Plant and Soil Benefits of Vermicompost
Some of us start vermicomposting to divert our household or farm waste away from the waste stream, and that is a benefit by itself. But what about the end product? If you're reading this, you're probably already aware that vermicompost, which includes the worm...
Urban Worm Interview Series: Soil Biology 101, Part II
In Part I of this interview about soil biology with Heather Rinaldi and Nina Folch, we learned some pretty crucial stuff about what constitutes excellent soil, how to recognize when it's good, and what to do about it when it's not. But the one thing we didn't even...
Urban Worm Interview Series: Soil Biology 101, Part I
I kind of always thought of soil as just "dirt", the stuff under the grass, the brown substance plants just magically grow out of. And it wasn’t until embarrassingly recently that I learned of the level of complexity that ecosystem that exists, or at least should...
A Really Cheap Way to Start a Worm Bin
A few weeks back, I asked my e-mail list that I affectionately (and maybe indulgently?) call "Urban Worm Nation" how they're all doing their vermicomposting. I am constantly amazed at how people used old refrigerators, discarded industrial equipment, and good old...
The 2018 Vermicomposter's Starter Guide
Your roadmap to a successful beginning in vermicomposting.