Container Worms: Ultimate guide to container worm farming

by David Myhra

This book explains how to start a container worm farm. It discusses the best worm bedding to use in the containers. The best worm food for maximum growth and productivity. The ideal temperature and moisture to maintain. The best types of containers to use. It also goes into detail on how to harvest and use worm castings. It gives a sneak peak into how to market your worms and castings and who's going to buy them. Follow the highlighted tips in the book and you will become a successful worm farmer.

Kindle Edition

First published April 9, 2015

About the author

David Myhra is a US-based author and researcher, actively publishing from 1980 to the present; he has published more than 130+ books, and dozens of eBooks & articles on varied historical topics, from Soviet-era aircraft carriers and Japanese battleships to X-planes and World War II German flying machines. His primary focus was the later; most of his books cover individual aircraft types, both paper-projects and full production warplanes, and their designers - many he personally interviewed. Myhra was first to publish books on VTOL (Vertical Takeoff and Landing) test aircraft. He interviewed dozens of aviation designers, gas turbine & rocket scientists all over the world. He traveled extensively to research and interview German scientists captured and taken to the Soviet Union, forced to work on their derivative projects after the war. He was involved in production of numerous "History Channel" documentaries and other historical programming, foremost being the National Geographic 2009 documentary “Hitler’s Stealth Fighter” which featured the building of a full-scale model of the Horten "Flying Wing" by the Northrop Grumman Corporation. This model was built to investigate the stealth characteristics and radar cross section of the original 1944 design.

Reviews

[Ashcraft family · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good intro to worms.

Fairly easy to read and accessible. Good information. Increased my understanding of worms. Good pointers and suggestions. I ordered my starter worms.