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Worm vermiculture compost with rotting food scraps for gardening hobby, making natural fertilizer for plants

Earthworm farm is turning the organic kitchen waste into nutrient-rich fertilizer. Worm farming (vermiculture) is done by gardener
Earthworm farm is turning the organic kitchen waste into nutrient-rich fertilizer. Worm farming (vermiculture) is done by gardener
Earthworm farm is turning the organic kitchen waste into nutrient-rich fertilizer. Worm farming (vermiculture) is done by gardener
Worm vermiculture compost with breathing holes in a gray bin
Composting vegetable and fruit scraps, looking down

Worm vermiculture compost with eggshell and worms
Worm vermiculture compost with rotting orange peels

Worm vermiculture compost with rotting orange peels and egg shells
Apartment vermiculture compost with rotting food in a plastic bin with breathing holes

Worm vermiculture compost bin with breathing holes for aprtment composting
Worm farm compost with rotting food looking down
Composting in a plastic bin at home using a worm farm and kitchen scraps
Close up of rotting egg shells, spinach and orange peels in a compost
Worm farm composting with breathing holes and a plastic bin to make vermiculite