So has anyone here had experience here with a worm bin? They can be done in
much smaller spaces apparently. Even in an apartment I have been told. I
have found commercially available ones for over $100, but I keep hearing
reference to making ones own for cheap. Any thoughts?
I think my
Hi Sheila
I do not think so what you need is something with size enclosed so you
can make and move around and make composting worth while also air
movement within the mixture is important.
I guess you could start off small and see how the process works but here
I think size is important.
Regards
You could of course use an ice-cream bucket but it would be pretty small.
We have a friend who packages kitchen vegetable debris in those new
biodegradable plastic type bags and just buries them in the ground.
Three or four years ago I built a sort of log house just a little over four
feet
