Worms recycle organic waste back into a useful soil additive.
Rabbit manure does not go through a heating stage like other manures. Well tended worm beds either under the rabbit cages or in another location will keep the odor and flies to a minimum. Gardens will benefit from worms and castings in ways of increased moisture retention, better aerated soil, increase in soil fertility and helps to break up clay soil. Tests performed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture say that soil worked by worms is ten times richer in plant nutrients than soil that was not worked by worms. The castings are used in our greenhouse, garden and flower beds.