LESS WASTE. BETTER SOIL.

Worm farming, made simple.

Turn everyday food scraps into something your garden can use. Learn to set up a worm bin, care for your worms, and put their castings to work.

Your first worm bin starts here.

Four practical guides. One step at a time.

1. Choose your worms

Find composting worms that suit your setup.

2. Build your bin

Start with a tote, bedding, air holes, and a little planning.

3. Feed your worms

Know what to feed, how much to add, and when to wait.

4. Solve a problem

Get help with odors, wet bedding, pests, or escaping worms.

Keep growing your worm know-how.

Useful next steps for your bin, your garden, and your next fishing trip.

Where to find composting worms

Choose a source for your first worms and know what to look for before you buy.

Make the most of worm castings

Learn what worm castings are and how they fit into your garden routine.

Raise worms for fishing

Build a simple setup for keeping your own fishing worms at home.

Red wigglers or earthworms?

Understand the differences before you choose worms for a compost bin.

MEET THE WORM FARMERS

It started with fishing.

We started raising our own worms for fishing. Watching them turn food scraps into compost opened up a whole new side of gardening.

Here, we share what we learn about caring for worms and making the most of a small home setup.

Composting Worms sitting on top of cardboard, in a worm bin.

Stuck on something?

Tell us what is happening in your worm bin. We will help where we can.

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