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Earthworms for Composting and Gardening

Rocky Mountain Blogger · May 18, 2018 ·

Worms. Worms? Oh Yeah, Earthworms! If you’re reading this, then chances are good that you’ve seen an earthworm or two in your lifetime. Chances are even better that you’re like the rest of us and didn’t think about just how incredibly awesome worms really are! What Are Earthworms? Worms are one of “Mother Nature’s best kept gardening secrets”. Believe it or not, Earthworms are classified as animals; they belong to the kingdom Animalia. These fascinating sub-terrestrial creatures are …

Worm Cocoons Application and Use

Rocky Mountain Blogger · May 18, 2018 ·

Cocoon Management Size of Worm Cocoons The cocoons are opaque, oval-shaped to a small point at each end, and very small – not much bigger than 1/8? in diameter. Because the cocoons are moist, the soil particles will stick to them, making them look like the particles of dirt. They will be difficult to see. Worm cocoons can be spread over the land at any time of year. However, the best time to introduce worm cocoons outside is during the spring, summer, or autumn when night time temperatures …

How to Use Worms for Composting and Gardening

Rocky Mountain Blogger · May 18, 2018 ·

Read These Tips for Easily Managing Your Earthworm Population One way to help increase your worm population is to set aside a small area of land on a farm or garden to be managed exclusively as an earthworm reservoir. If needed, the soil could be limed to bring it near pH7. A crop could be grown and cut periodically to provide an organic mulch as food and physical cover. In this area, the earthworms could be established and reproduced. The earthworm would then travel to other sections of the …

Actively Aerated Compost Tea (AACT)

Rocky Mountain Blogger · May 17, 2018 ·

Actively Aerated Compost Teas (AACTs) Rocky Mountain Organic Supply Tea Recipe Click Here! Actively Aerated Compost Teas are an integral part of any organic gardeners growing regiment. AACT is the process of taking very high quality compost, vermicompost or worm castings and growing the microbial populations in that material hundreds of thousands of times to millions of times through the process of brewing with clean aerated water and microbial foods. Once the brew is finished you have a …

Natural Solutions for Improving Soil Biology

Rocky Mountain Blogger · May 14, 2018 ·

From the ocean’s depths to mountain glaciers, Mother Nature has powerful natural solutions for improving soil biology – you just have to know where to look. Using the treasures of the sea SEA-CROP® is a highly concentrated catalytic trigger derived from sea water. It contains over 80 natural source minerals and active organic substances found in deep-sea Pacific Ocean water. When applied to soil, SEA-CROP® stimulates symbiosis of microflora – specifically, mycorrhizal fungi and beneficial …

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