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Worm Mods optimise waste management, support ESG targets, reduce emissions, and enhance sustainability by converting organic waste into valuable, carbon-sequestering worm cast.

Improving Nitrogen Efficiency with Humic and Fulvic Acids for Australian Farmers Nitrogen is a critical input for large-scale farming, driving crop growth and yields. However, losses from leaching, volatilisation, and...

One of the most remarkable ways plants access nitrogen is through biological nitrogen fixation, a process that taps into the vast reservoir of nitrogen gas in the atmosphere. While plants...

Transform food waste into nutrient-rich compost with worm farming. Learn how it reduces waste, boosts soil health, and supports sustainable agriculture.

Discover the vital role of carbon and stable humus in soil health, sustainable farming, and environmental resilience—essential knowledge for Aussie farmers.

Worm BrewTM is a microbe-rich, liquid concentrate produced on our family’s commercial worm farm in SE QLD. Our process for creating Worm BrewTM, includes extracting the beneficial microbial and chemical elements from...

Worms can’t regulate their temperature. Learn how to keep your worm farm alive and thriving through extreme heat or cold with simple, effective seasonal tips.

If you're managing a worm farm, you've probably wondered at some point, "Do worms eat paper?" The short answer is yes! Worms happily consume paper, but the real benefit goes...

We’ve likely all come across those bottles on the side of the road or at the local farmer's market, below a handwritten sign reading "Worm Juice” or even "Worm Wee"...

New to worm farming? This is a great place to start! We’ve consolidated our most popular worm farm facts and tips in one blog to help kickstart your journey.

Hair is also made up of a long chain of proteins so it’s a great food source for your worms to promote healthy growth.

Aged horse manure is an excellent ‘pick me up’ for your worm habitat.