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Earthworm Composting with Red Wigglers

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  • Earthworm Composting: Worm composting is the decomposition by a type of earthworm called  RED WIGGLER Eisenia fetida which eats your organic raw food waste and leaves rich compost and a liquid fertiliser in return.
  • Worm Castings
Worm castings are the richest form of natural fertiliser known to man. It promotes a
higher than average growth in plants (ideal to start seedlings, when mixed with
potting mix or as a top-dressing around plants).
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Animal cruelty in the name of art

Animal cruelty or art? This is repulsive, I'm no fan of tattoo's on humans let alone children and animals. They are slaughtered and then used to made leather items. Would you order a handbag like this?

Wim Delvoye, otherwise known as the ‘artist with the pigs,’ has attracted even more attention at this week’s opening of Frieze Art Fair in London. Not only does he love to tattoo himself, he also loves tattooing pigs. He has them stuffed and exhibited, too.

With tattoos that depict everything from guns, skulls, hearts, roses and Harley logos, these pigs and their skins have been under the needle for hours to be adorned like proper sailors. Some of them even look more tattooed than your average Hell’s Angels biker. 

 

 

Red Wiggler - DIY Worm-Bin

A DIY wormbin for your Red-Wiggler farm. You do not have to spend a lot of money starting a worm-bin. Follow the basic guidelines for Red-Wigglers. You can follow the Easy steps to calculate surface area of a round wormbin.

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