If you want this post on the top,
don't bump it with a follow up.
Vermiphiles compost kitchen waste to keep food out of landfill and to transform that food into food for the earth: "Feeding the Earth". Vermicomposters all over the planet are posting their experience. Most of what you need to know is here. It is something of a challenge to find it, however, sometimes.
As you read posts, save the information you can use by using the link in tiny green letters in the corner: "Clip this post".
If you want to get emails, register iwith Garden Web (GW).
If you put your garden zone with your ID, people in a your zone will be more able to offer opinions.
There is a thread with abbreviations.
The crucial information such as bedding, air, moisture, food, and benign neglect is sprinkled throughout (like castings on burlap) .
Please search and read a little -- then post a message telling us how you intend to give your garbage to your worms.
PS: A book on the subject Worms Eat My Garbage is probably at your public library.
Here is a link that might be useful: Link to good booklet
This post was edited by barbararose21101 on Sat, Dec 27, 14 at 11:11
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