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BRATTLEBORO — Inside a small room at the entrance of the Cotton Mill building in Brattleboro worms are busy, quietly turning compost into nutrient rich castings that gardeners love to use to enrich ...

The castings also have plentiful microbiological colonies that protect the soil from pathogens. “This program uses red wriggler worms, who eat about half their body weight every day.

Using their own nutrient-rich worm castings, the Arizona Worm Farm has a produce garden where vegetable transplants are taken and distributed for purchase.

It doesn’t take a lot of time or investment to create worm bins filled with red wigglers that will break down food scraps into rich compost for the garden.

These worms burrow underground during the day and emerge above ground at night to deposit their castings. Nightcrawlers are vertical burrowers capable of digging down as deep as 8 feet in moist soil.

Worm farms are a wonderful way to transform kitchen waste into valuable garden resources: worm castings as a soil conditioner and worm tea as liquid feed. Hannah checks over the farm once a week.

Worm castings owe their pest control capacity to chitinase, an enzyme that breaks down chitin, an integral constituent of insect exoskeletons, fungus cell walls, and nematode eggshells.

Gardeners and farmers have traditionally used worm castings for fertilization alone.