I was out at a horse farm today digging through the piles.
If I was a fisherman, there were lots of Dew worms (Canadian Nightcrawlers). I took a couple just to see how they will do in my bins, but I'm not expecting them to perform.
It was slim pickings for wigglers, and some piles were a year old, some less than that and one was 3 years old. Mind you, this winter was brutal, and he said this was the first time he'd ever seen the manure piles freeze. Maybe that's why, I don't know.
I'm going to go out again in a few weeks. Heck I loved just seeing and petting the horses!
Edited to say that the heading was supposed to be Manure worms.....
This post was edited by jasdip on Thu, May 29, 14 at 8:15
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