Bokashi and worm composting are eco-friendly ways to process your food and yard scraps, while creating nutrient-rich matter ...

Worm tea, turnips and fungi: Hippie science or the future of agriculture in Nevada? Amy Alonzo. Reno Gazette Journal. Walking to an old outbuilding on the 4,000-acre Smith Valley ranch, Emily ...

"The secret sauce is the Worm Tea that we make," Jordan said. "You're going to put in all your kitchen waste, it will take baked goods [and] you can put in meat as long as it hasn't been salted ...

Worm Tea abounds with vitamins and nutrients. We pour it into pots and planters, where it has reawakened flowers, herbs, and peppers. We bottle Worm Tea for neighbors, ...

The compost bin also provides the garden elixir known as worm compost tea, which is a golden liquid that improves soil health, boosts plant growth and protects against pests and diseases ...

Lyons also sells the worms themselves and 'worm tea,' a high-powered liquid fertilizer. Unsurprisingly, given the amount of high-powered compost she produces, ...

Your wormery will provide you with a rich compost and a brown liquid, or 'worm tea', that you can dilute and use as a liquid fertiliser. Only certain species of worms will thrive in a worm composter, ...

Worm tea can give a boost to house plants or a garden. You can buy a gallon for around $30 , or you can have if for free from your very own worms. Building a worm composting bin ...

Worm castings can also be brewed into a “worm tea.” You won’t want to drink it but your plants may fruit and flower more from the microbes and plant hormones, Fedele said.

Worm "tea" is worm poo in liquid form. (ABC Landline: Peter Healy) He planted an extensive garden, ate almost entirely from it, and learnt to make rich compost by cultivating compost worms.