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Unlocking the Power of Mycorrhizal Fungi For Transplant Success with Root Rescue

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Imagine a tiny but mighty underground hero, a natural ally that could revolutionize the way you transplant and nurture your green companions. This isn’t the plot of a fantasy novel—it’s the reality of mycorrhizal fungi, nature’s own super-charged root booster that empowers your plants to flourish from the get-go. Dive into the fascinating world of […]

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African Nightcrawler worms

African Nightcrawlers: A great choice for fish bait, pet food and Vermicomposting.

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African Nightcrawler (ANC) (Endrilus eugeniae) worms are becoming more widely known in the worm world! Their impressive size, rapid reproduction rate, and ability to quickly transform compost make them an excellent choice for vermicomposting, especially for those who are interested in a worm that is large enough to use as fishing bait or to feed

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the Organic Council of Ontario: Why Worm Wrangler is a proud Member!

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Organic agriculture is becoming a widespread practice across the world. A growing number of people are interested in knowing how their food is grown and produced, making organic farming an increasingly popular alternative. The Organic Council of Ontario (OCO) is a non-profit organization that promotes organic farming practices in Ontario. In this blog post, we

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Ecological Farmers Association of Ontario!

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Hello everyone! This blog post is about the wonderful regenerative agricultural practices that the Ecological Farmers Association of Ontario (EFAO) is working to promote. Regenerative agriculture focuses on restoring, regenerating, and improving ecosystems as they relate to the soil and land used for agricultural production. This includes techniques such as composting, cover cropping, no-till farming,

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What You Need to Know About the Compost Council of Canada and Why Worm Wrangler is Proud to Be a Member

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What is the Compost Council of Canada? Are you wondering what the Compost Council of Canada is all about? In this post, we’ll dive into what this amazing organization does and why Worm Wrangler is proud to have recently joined this group. The Compost Council of Canada is a non-profit organization that promotes organic waste

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Why Horse Owners Should Consider Adding Red Wiggler Compost Worms To Manure Piles

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As a horse owner, you know the importance of maintaining a healthy and clean environment for your horses. One aspect of horsekeeping that can often be overlooked is manure management. Horse manure can quickly pile up and become a nuisance, but it can also be an excellent source of nutrient-rich compost for your garden and

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Using Vermicompost in Soil for Starting Seeds in the Spring

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Using vermicompost in your soil mix when starting seeds indoors can be an easy way to boost plant health while also reducing waste by recycling kitchen scraps into nutrient-rich compost. With its many benefits including improved nutrition, water retention and pest control, it’s definitely worth considering adding this “black gold” to your gardening routine this spring!

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Choosing Worm bedding: How To Vermicompost Part 2

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This post discusses options, how and why to use bedding in your vermicompost system. This is the second of a 6-part series on getting started vermicomposting. The first post tackled factors to consider in choosing the physical setup for your vermicompost operation. If you’re new to vermicomposting, start here. Otherwise, read on for information and

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