Worm Wrangler
Worms & Vermicompost Sales, Support, and Education!
It’s Awards Season!
Support Worm Wrangler by voting for the Greater KW Chamber of Commerce Small Business of the Year Award!
You can vote daily until Sept. 13.
We’re in the News!
The Worm Wrangler is proud to be featured on CTV’s Made Right Here segment – 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!
Introducing… THE BAIT FRIDGE!
We have fresh fishing bait available at our self-serve fridge!
Shop for Compost & Live Worms
We offer ethically grown, minimally packaged, earth-friendly vermicompost and gardening products.
We’ll even help you get started with vermicomposting and contribute to your gardening success.
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Red Wiggler Compost Worms With Active Bedding$24.99 – $59.99 -
Vermicompost Worm Castings$19.99 – $29.99 -
African Nightcrawler Worms$26.99 – $69.99
Worm Wrangler Events & Services
We educate school groups, including home schools, and also support enthusiasts with advice and instruction
Our events and service offerings are great for individuals or classes. We can come to you with a custom tailored lesson and activities, or we can host a session at our worm farm facility and show you how it all works.
If you’re an enthusiast that just needs some advice, we do that too and have staff available to answer your questions in person or by phone & video call.
Our Worm Wrangler Mission
Reduce Waste, Feed Soil, Grow Community, and Live Sustainably
Vermicompost is a way of composting using earth worms. There are many great reasons to do this:
Who Is The Worm Wrangler?
Meet Amanda Hunter M.Sc., B.S.A.
Amanda Hunter is the Worm Wrangler! She has both an M.Sc. and B.S.A. in soil science!
Amanda’s passions lies in exploring soil health and ecology, minimizing contributions to landfill, and sharing about composting with kids and adults. She thrives on empowering people to make positive changes in their community and the environment.
Vermicomposting lies at an interesting intersection of soil, environment, community and curiosity.
Amanda’s favorite thing to do is teach people about vermicomposting and how they can use it in their own lives to reduce their environmental impact.
Come explore the world of sustainability! My enthusiasm for soil and worms is contagious, so I love to share it with everyone. From homeschooled kids to school groups and community organizations, there’s something here for everybody – consultation services focusing on education and extension. Let’s get started today!