http://homesteadingtheseam.com/2009/04/13/the-state-of-the-farm/ a writer digs home Fri, 05 Mar 2010 04:22:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ http://homesteadingtheseam.com/2009/04/13/the-state-of-the-farm/#comment-32 Charlene Mon, 04 May 2009 22:07:40 +0000 http://homesteadingtheseam.com/?p=139#comment-32 Hi Shayne, Thanks for the link. This Spring, I managed to scrape together enough worm compost to give each seedling I planted a good half-cup, but I wish I had a whole lot more. We have terrible summers where I live--many days over 100--so I worry about an outdoor bin, but maybe if I up the size, it will have more natural insulation. I'll look into it. Thanks again. Charlene Hi Shayne, Thanks for the link. This Spring, I managed to scrape together enough worm compost to give each seedling I planted a good half-cup, but I wish I had a whole lot more. We have terrible summers where I live–many days over 100–so I worry about an outdoor bin, but maybe if I up the size, it will have more natural insulation. I’ll look into it. Thanks again. Charlene

]]> http://homesteadingtheseam.com/2009/04/13/the-state-of-the-farm/#comment-31 shayne Mon, 04 May 2009 16:58:40 +0000 http://homesteadingtheseam.com/?p=139#comment-31 First off, thank you for living my dream for me and, via the blog, allowing me to live it vicariously. On the vermiculture project, you may need to go whole-hog and do an outdoor bin. redwormcomposting.com has info on outdoor setups. They seem to handle much more food waste and take less day-to-day care from what I've read. First off, thank you for living my dream for me and, via the blog, allowing me to live it vicariously. On the vermiculture project, you may need to go whole-hog and do an outdoor bin. redwormcomposting.com has info on outdoor setups. They seem to handle much more food waste and take less day-to-day care from what I’ve read.

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