If you’re a vermicomposting beginner, receiving your first shipment of worms in bedding can be equal parts exciting and a little confusing. That box arrives at your doorstep, you open it up, and then a thought hits you—“Wait a minute, where are all the worms?” At first glance, it might seem like your 1 lb
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Program Overview Get ready to team up with Worm Wrangler, the go-to name in vermicomposting in Canada! Our Affiliate Program is an exciting opportunity for you to share your love for eco-friendly soil health and composting solutions while earning commission. Whether you’re a blogger, social media influencer, or someone passionate about sustainability, this program is
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Worm Wrangler is a Kitchener small business with 2 Krakens (Declan 12U and Kieran, 10U). We specialize in composting with help from earthworms (called vermicomposting) as a way to support soil health. We breed and sell composting worms and sell vermicompost and specially (and sustainably) formulated potting soil. We’re excited to be able to help
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Feeding your vermicompost worms might seem straightforward, but getting the balance right is key to keeping your worm bin thriving. Overfeeding, underfeeding, or feeding too much of a tricky food source can quickly derail your efforts. Don’t worry—we’re here to help you nail the perfect amount of “worm feed” so your red wigglers stay happy,
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Outdoor composting is a fantastic way to create nutrient-rich soil while reducing household waste. But did you know you can take your composting game to the next level by adding compost worms? These hardworking creatures—often referred to as nature’s recyclers—can speed up the decomposition process and produce higher-quality compost. If you’re in Ontario, Canada, this
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I am so excied to have been invited to share about my journey as an euntreprenure on the “Behind the Business” podcast. Hosted by Ian McLean, president of the Greater Kitchener Waterloo Chamber of Commerce, this podcast is renowned for offering listeners an inside look into the minds of local business leaders. Sponsored by The
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Bring the fascinating world of compost, ecology and soil health through learning about vermicomposting to your community education programming by teaming up with Amanda at Worm Wrangler! This program is designed to educate and engage urban gardeners and community members through presentations at community centers, public libraries, eco clubs, horticulture societies, and more. What is
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I’m thrilled to announce that Worm Wrangler was the winner of the Solopreneur of the Year award presented by the Greater Kitchener Waterloo Chamber of Commerce in the first small business award ceremony! This recognition isn’t just a testament to the hard work and passion that have fueled my journey—it also highlights the importance of
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Today, I want to take you on a deep-dive into the world of continuous flow vermicomposting systems, focusing on three popular options that I’ve had the pleasure of using over the years – Hungry Bin, Urban Worm Bag and Worm Hut. If you’re a sustainability enthusiast, environmentalist, or home gardener, you’ll find this guide especially
Worm Wrangler has joined the Sustainable Waterloo Region’s (SWR) Impact Network. This partnership brings a unique blend of expertise and passion for vermicomposting to the region’s most extensive environmental initiative. Meet the Worm Wrangler Amanda Hunter, affectionately known as the Worm Wrangler, is not just passionate about soil and worms; she’s on a mission to
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