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Worm Castings

10 years ago

Freshly produced Worm Castings, made from 100% Organic Jersey Cow dung from our farm and ashram, Sacred Harvest. Organic cow dung makes the best worm castings. It is pre-sifted, light, odorless, and full of high quality nutrients and macrobiotic life. Amazing soil amendment, makes great compost tea, or can be directly planted in. Your garden will flourish!

$1 per pound

10% off 300 pounds or more

5 pound minimum

Pickup or delivery to Asheville and Hendersonville areas. Fee may apply for drop-offs that are not along the routes to our milk deliveries.

By purchasing our worm castings, you are helping to support our cow protection program, where our cows are able to live and die naturally, in a happy and loving environment.

Contact us:

Email Bhaktirasa@saragrahi.com

Call 828-625-0396

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