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how effective would a worm tunnel be only slightly plunged in ground?

10 years ago

i would like to keep a worm tunnel but for a couple of reasons I dont want to submerge it as deeply into the soil as most of the ones i see on the net

im expecting that the food scraps would break down much more slowly?

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