Worm Waitlist

Thank you for all the calls asking about ordering worms, BUT we are hold for a little bit. We are a small urban farm and have to take time to let hte little guys reproduce. ( a little Barry White never hurt right?) 

Right now what orders we can fill, we are arranging pick ups
with Shawn at City Folks Farm Shop.

How do I order? Currently, You can email us and we can put you on our waitlist. As soon as our bins are ready we will email you.

Happy Composting!!
 

Dirt Days May 18th

Join us for Dirt Days at the
Clintonville Farmer Market!

This Saturday May 18th 9-12pm

 We will have buckets of worm castings for your kids to sift through
and see what they can find. Everything from itty bitty food scraps

to hungry worms! Come find us in Clintonville Saturday.

 

Night Soil

We stay away from composting human manure. (No safe place for it on an urban farm) But I know some folks that swear by it as a great way to create more compost for plants and keep waste out of the waste streamline.

Here is a great article on another person discovery "Is it safe to compost human waste" on NPR

 

Worm Pick ups

Now is the time of year everyone is getting excited getting their hands dirty, planting seeds and best of all - start worm composting!

Thank you for all the calls asking about ordering worms, we have plenty! Right now we are arranging pick ups with
Shawn at City Folks Farm Shop.

www.cityfolksfarmshop.com/contact-us/

How do I order? You can order them with us or with Shawn and we will have them at City Folks for pick up on Tuesdays. Check out their site for open hours.
It's that simple!

 

Happy Composting!!

 

You can...

You can make a small fortune in farming - provided you start with a large one.

- Unknown

 

Winter 2013

 

Remember this winter, we lay low, worms eat slow. Until late March, We are slow to respond to emails and posts, sorry we will reply as soon as we can.

We wish we could hibernate this time of year but our kids wont let us :)

 

Farming looks...

Farming looks mighty easy when your plow is a pencil,

and you're a thousand miles from the corn field.

~President Dwight D. Eisenhower