Can you add grass clippings to a worm bin? Yes, but do it carefully. Green Grass Clippings Green grass clippings should be considered a nitrogen or worm food source....
Worm Composting Headquarters
Welcome to Worm Composting HQ – your online resource for Vermicomposting and Building a Worm Farm.
Start worm composting! If you are brand new to worm composting, welcome! This is the place to start.
Why Worm Compost?
Because it allows you to responsibly dispose of your kitchen scraps while at the same time creating nutrient-rich compost that you can use on your indoor or outdoor plants. Vermicompost (worm poop) is better for plants than almost any other type of compost and is worth about ten times as much as compost from a pile.
Composting worms have only three jobs: eat, poop, and make babies. Your job is to manage the worms in a way to maximize all three.
If you are ready to learn more, read:
Getting Started With Worm Composting.
Learn the steps you need to take to start vermicomposting (worm farming).
How To Make The Simplest Worm Compost Bin.
Step by step instructions for setting up your first home vermicomposting system.
How Many Composting Worms Do I Need?
Learn how to conduct a Family Food Waste Audit to be sure your worm bin fits your family’s needs.