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This is the place to learn more about vermiculture (keeping of worms), meet others with similar interest, share ideas, post questions you may have, and so much more.
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OK so I will start this discussion by telling a little about myself.
My name is Matthew Wilson and -
So let me kick this off by telling a little about myself.
But first...
Ok, so I realize that I may naturally be a little biased towards items that I may have for sale on other parts of my webpage, but I will keep the forum as noncommercial as possible. My input here on the forum will be as an individual and not as a business owner. I may give my opinions on commercially available products, bins, types of worms, or whatever, but I will try and be unbiased. In order to keep this forum noncommercial I will keep all Q and A's and other discussions directly related to Worms Etc in the Worm Etc category.
Hello everyone my name is Matthew Wilson. I have been a metal fabricator specializing in off-road modifications for Jeeps and other 4x4 vehicles for about 6 years. I decided that worm farming might provide an interesting side business and started researching. Before long I had decided to buy some worms and by march 2009 I built a flow through bin and bought 25 pounds of red wigglers. Little did I realize that I had started down a road that would become such a large part of my life in a very short time. Now Worms Etc has turned into a nearly full time job for me and the metal fabrication shop is being utilized to design equipment for worm farmers. I expect to have a line of commercial product by the fall of 2010. For the spring however I am concentrating on this website and meeting worm orders while trying to have the highest level of customer service. -
96 Members now! Who will be number 100?
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If you are into gardening check out this webpage. And if you bought worms from me and would like to share your experience with others I would be grateful.
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