Worm Farm - How to decompose all the sra...
Channel: Craigo J
Date: 25/07/2020

Kids playing in dirt what fun! What not a batter was stand time when you can in this time bound society - teacher them something! ha.... 

I thought I'd showcase how cool at learning at home can be with your youngin' that's for the Dads at out there and - https://www.dadsgroup.org/dadsgroupabout 

How much cooler it is for them to learn be exploring about the processes of how food breaks down, where does it go.....etc? (for kids under 3,4,5 it's a but hard to know too much at this time.) Since we have had our veggie patch and worm farm, out kids have enjoyed exploring the worms or playing the garden. 

Works on a rotation system, Food in the time top (not too much) then swap some of the soil and worms. If you're finding too much waste, get one if the tumblers.   

Either way his a list of Bunnings as ours from Aldi. 
* 3 Stacker - https://www.bunnings.com.au/tumbleweed-worm-cafe_p3160013
* https://www.bunnings.com.au/maze-245l-2-compartment-compost-tumbler_p3160068 **more that ours was**
* Worm Eggs - https://www.bunnings.com.au/dr-worms-1000-compost-worm-eggs_p0035039 
* Food: https://mk0unclejimswor72olr.kinstacdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/composting-foods.jpg 
* Planter Box - Can seem to find one close one Bunnings...Just have a read at the manual. (nothing went wrong....I'm just saying) 

I'm suggested a bag of potting mix for the worm eggs and a few banana scraps. Half it out, top soil and bottom. A few shovel from loads from around the yard to mix in with the the potting mix. Always keeps moist or worms will dry out! 

Enjoy! Any questions I will try to help.

Thanks to the Boys https://www.dadsgroup.org/dadsgroupabout