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Diverting organics from landfills are an important step towards sustainability. Are you passionate about reducing waste, feeding the soil, and living sustainably? If you’ve already dipped your toes into vermicomposting with a Rubbermaid tub, you might be ready to upgrade to a more efficient and user-friendly system. Enter the Hungry Bin—a continuous flow vermicomposter that

Have you recently embarked on the rewarding journey of vermicomposting, only to find yourself worried that you are missing worms? Are you puzzled by the apparent disappearance of your new wriggly friends from their new home? Fear not, fellow composters, for the mystery of the missing worms is not as alarming as it may seem. In fact, it’s a common scenario many new vermicomposters encounter and, more often than not, a sign that things are going just as they should.

Composting is a critical step in keeping our environment clean and healthy in the long run. Are you worried about mold in your compost? Have you ever glanced into your compost bin to see an array of colors – green, blue, pink, red, and white mold speckling your compost pile? Don’t worry; it’s not only

Setting up your new vermicompost system is an exciting step towards a more sustainable lifestyle. It’s a unique blend of science, nature, and a bit of magic as you watch your kitchen scraps transform into a rich, nourishing soil amendment. But before you welcome your wriggly friends into their new home, there’s a bit of

Once a year, there comes a week that turns the spotlight onto one of the earth’s most vital but often overlooked resources – soil. Yes, I’m talking about International Compost Awareness Week! Here at Worm Wrangler, we’re not just participants; we’re enthusiastic cheerleaders for the soil health movement – All. The. Time! Why? Because we

The Worm Wrangler is proud to be featured on our local news channel CTV News – check it out! Made Right Here explores makers and creators in Waterloo Region, profiling people that produce real goods in our increasingly digital lives. Thank you CTV for the exposure!