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Books About Vermiculture We Recommend
We offer this selection of books on vermiculture through our affiliation with Vermiculture Canada
(click on the book cover for details and current price)
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THE ABC'S OF
THE EARTHWORM BUSINESS The author draws on ten years' experience in building one of California's biggest worm farms to give information the 'newcomer' wants to know. 64 Pages Available From Vermiculture Canada
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A-Worming We Did Go by Ruth Meyers Worm Book 72 Pages |
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AS THE WORM TURNS by Dianne & Roy Fewel
The new 1998 edition with a clever name
has some seriously unique and valuable information! The authors and their
family have been raising big, beautiful, bait-sized red worms for nearly
fifty years. If you are interested in raising worms for the much-in-demand
bait market, or just want to maintain a hobby-sized farm, this book is
packed with wonderful worm wisdom, including a "Worm Resources" section with
details on how to obtain some of those hard-to-find supplies for the
earthworm industry. |
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Compost, By Gosh Adventure with Vermicomposting BOOK Written and illustrated by Michelle Eva Portman, Compost By Gosh! is a simple, rhyming children's book about the joy of making compost - the process of letting worms eat leftover food and turn into that material into something which is perfect for fertilizing plants. Easy to follow, step-by-step instructions for young people who want to make their own compost (under adult supervision) round out this excellent and very highly recommended instructional book for budding young gardeners. 42 Pages |
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DEAR CHARLIE Compiled by Patrick H. Shields A collection of correspondence between the late Charlie Morgan, the world's most renowned wormologist, and worm farmers around the world. His scientific knowledge and ability made him the leading expert and authority in worm farming. We hope this book will provide you with answers to questions you may have and that along the way Charlie's bits of wisdom and humor will bring a smile! 64 Pages |
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EARTHWORM BUYER'S GUIDE & DIRECTORY BRAND NEW Latest Release!! 2006 - 07 Edition This directory lists leading earthworm growers in the United States and Canada, with names of owners, types of worms sold, and related items -- whether wholesale or retail -- and other pertinent information. Regarded as an almost indispensable book for wholesale and retail earthworm buyers, this book will help you find dependable sources for exactly the kinds and types of earthworms wanted in the most conveniently located areas. 72 Pages. |
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EARTHWORM SELLING & SHIPPING GUIDE By Charlie Morgan Tells how to sell at home or nationwide at a profit, how to write a classified ad that brings inquiries, and how to write a good sales letter. It explains licenses and postal regulations, packages, and materials and where to get them. An excellent reference that every worm grower should have. 82 Pages |
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EARTHWORM FEEDS & FEEDING By Charlie Morgan A research report based on many years work and experience solving worm breeding problems. This report gives new methods of using old and new materials. Tells how to prevent mites, acid beds, protein poisoning. Answers questions about best feeds, the use of antibiotics. A WORK MANUAL OF FEED PREPARATION AND USE. 90 Pages HOW TO:
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HARNESSING THE EARTHWORM Dr. Barrett describes his book as:
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LARGER RED WORMS By George Holwager An interesting report by an earthworm breeder whose eminent success has been due largely to his ability to produce a larger red worm, faster, and at amazingly low cost. He passes on to others the story of his revolutionary feeding and fattening methods. 32 Pages of refreshingly different earthworm raising information, with illustrations. |
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LET AN EARTHWORM BE YOUR GARBAGE MAN The original outdoor vermicomposting book! This is far more comprehensive than the title indicates. It includes a treatise, generously illustrated, on the role of the earthworm in the soil, by Henry Hopp of the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, an eminent authority on earthworms. 64 pages |
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"Facts About Nightcrawlers" Author is
George Sroda who is perhaps the nation's foremost expert on nightcrawlers.
In the Magic® laboratory, George has conducted extensive research with
nightcrawlers and other varieties of worms. Now, he has included his
valuable findings and advice in this easy to read, fully illustrated book.
Included in this book are tips on feeding, conditioning and transporting
worms and nightcrawlers. This book contains everything you ever wanted to
know about nightcrawlers and other worms. NEW. Expanded Edition. Published
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MANUAL OF THERAPEUTIC MEDICATIONS & PESTICIDES FOR
WORM GROWERS This book covers everything from a chemical worm toughener to safe use of pesticides and medications. Tells how to control mites and other insects, harmful bacteria and acidity, plus methods of controlling capsule production and growing larger worms. 100 Pages |
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Recycle With Earthworms: The Red Wiggler Connection (the video) What a great companion to the book, Recycle With Earthworms! This shows you, without gimmicks or sales pitches, how to be successful in your vermicomposting and worm raising venture. A 31-minute, high quality video which the authors use to demonstrate the techniques and principles in their highly acclaimed work. |
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Recycle With
Earthworms: The Red Wiggler Connection (the book) Quote from the publisher: "This book is the best we've seen on the subject of Vermicomposting and raising earthworms has never been so easy to understand and employ. These two "master composters" share their wealth of knowledge with environment-conscious organic gardeners, hobbyists, and commercial worm farmers. Novice or expert, you'll appreciate the precise, clear, personal instructions as the authors reveal their trade secrets. Tons of illustrations and an important trouble-shooting chapter, too. 100 pages. Also, there is a companion video. |
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Profitable Earthworm Farming by Charlie Morgan A comprehensive treatise by a research biologist, who is also a practical earthworm breeder; a detailed scientific study of earthworm biology, history, types, classifications and reproductive processes. Also includes information on raising mealworms, crickets, and grasshoppers. 96 Pages |
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Raising Fishworms With Rabbits by
Howard L. Mays
T he author, a raiser of champion rabbits, shares his experiences in establishing a profitable business of raising fishworms under rabbit hutches, an ideal combination. NEW 1999 edition! 64 pages, 21 Photos
Available From Vermiculture Canada
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RAISING THE AFRICAN NIGHTCRAWLER By Charlie Morgan |
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SOILESS WORM BEDDING FORMULAS with
Supplements
by Charlie Morgan This worm book is not normally sold in any venue. We have acquired some copies because we feel it has some very important information to share. Eighteen Edition - 2004. Great additional knowledge for any worm grower large or small. Here's a quote that confirms what we have been saying for a long time. "......do not use German or Canadian peat for either a bedding or an additive in raising worms." 37 pages. |
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THE NIGHTCRAWLER MANUAL
This 144 page edition is the complete guide to harvesting and storing native (northern) nightcrawlers. Tells about methods used by experts with more than thirty photographs and illustrations. "The Nightcrawler Manual must be the most definitive work on this endeavor ever written." The New York Times |
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The Worm Book: The Complete Guide to
Gardening and Composting with Worms
by Loren Nancarrow & Janet Hogan Taylor Worms are the latest (as well as, of course, perhaps the oldest!) trend in earth-friendly gardening, and in this handy guide, the authors of DEAD SNAILS LEAVE NO TRAILS demystify the world of worm wrangling, with everything you need to know to build your own worm bin, make your garden worm-friendly, pamper your soil, and much much more. LOREN NANCARROW is a veteran TV journalist who has forged new ground in the field of environmentalism as one of this country's first eco-reporters. |
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The Worm Farm
A diary of the author's establishment of a successful worm farm and business. He tells the experiences of a worm grower, the headaches and triumphs that were part of starting and building a successful business. 72 Pages |
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With Tails We Win
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Worms Eat My Garbage: How to setup & maintain a vermicomposting system By Mary Appehof The definitive guide to vermicomposting--a process using redworms to recycle food waste into nutrient-rich food for plants. Provides complete illustrated instructions on setting up and maintaining small-scale worm composting systems. Internationally recognized, the author has worked with worms for nearly three decades. Topics include different bins, what kind of worms to use, sex life of a worm, preparing worm beddings, how to meet the needs of the worms, what kinds of foods to feed the worms, harvesting worms, and making potting soil from the vermicompost produced.
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