Peat Moss Vs. Coconut Fiber

Posted on August 11, 2011 by Ludovic Bourdon

For me, promoting composting with worms is a way to make sure I do the best I can to minimize the human impact on the planet. Looking at it this way it seems logical to do this post about the difference between Peat moss and coconut fibre.

Peat moss and coconut fibre are widely used for a variety of applications. The similarity in their structures and functions makes them interchangeable. But while they are often substituted for each other, there are differences that are important to know. Continue reading →

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Worm Tea Recipe

Posted on August 10, 2011 by Ludovic Bourdon

I’m often asked if the casting produced from an indoor worm bin would be enough to fertilize a family size garden.

I decided to post the “Organic Worm Farm” newsletter about a good worm tea recipe. Using compost tea is the best way to feed your plants (indoor as well as out side). This way, a little bit of casting can go a long way! Continue reading →

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Turning over your vermicompost system?

Posted on July 18, 2011 by Ludovic Bourdon

Here is a good piece from “Worm Farming Secrets” on a frequently asked question:

“Hi there, is it ok to turn your compost over to further aerate
it?” ~ Eileen Collins

Coir blocks from World of Worms in Kelowna, BC

Coconut coir blocks, great for bedding.

Hi Eileen,

That is a great question because many people get confused between
a vermicomposting and traditional composting in that they think
you need to aerate it by turning it. Continue reading →

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Kelowna Farmers Market

Posted on May 3, 2011 by admin

Throughout the market season, you can find us at The Kelowna Farmers’ Market and other local events.  We are happy to meet customers there for worm/composter/supplies pick-up. The market is on the corner of Springfield and Dilworth.

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