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" The Complete Home Composting Video
Guide" with ecological horticulturist
Howard Stenn. This is the best all-around, how-to
video about composting in your own backyard. Covers
all aspects of small-scale composting, including yard
debris composting, compost bin systems, worm composting,
hot composting, pest control, compost tools, and compost
uses. 30 min.
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" Worm Bin Creatures Alive through a
Microscope," by Warren Hatch—This
captivating video zeroes in on the tiny organisms
often seen but rarely identified in a worm bin. Under
Warren's microscope, well-lit colorful, and in focus,
busy little creatures such as springtails and mites
amuse and entertain as they busily go about in search
of food or shelter. Concise, interesting, and informative
narration makes this video not only fun to watch,
but another excellent teaching tool for all ages.
31 min.
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 "Large-Scale
Vermicomposting: American Resource Recovery"
by VermiCo Video—See how 50 lbs. of earthworms
steadily multiplied over four years to become 70 acres
of earthworms that now convert cardboard paper into
sludge to worm castings! This is undoubtedly the largest
vermicomposting facility in North America. Mario Travalini
takes you through his operation, showing how feedstocks
are spread outdoors, earthworms are harvested and
castings are screened in this model facility.
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- Learn how over 300 tons of paper waste
arrive daily at this operation
- See how hundreds of pounds of earthworms
are harvested daily for resale
- Observe the shaker deck screening operation
that processes tons of castings
 "The
Continuous Flow Reactor" by VermiCo Video—Vermicomposting
uses earthworms to transform organic residuals into
a usable soil amendment: Worm castings. Changing weather
conditions means outdoor row systems are limited to
certain geographic areas. Now, an indoor, mechanized
system using earthworms to process waste shows why
this technology is faster, produces fewer odors and
yields a better product than traditional composting
methodologies. Running time is 37 minutes.
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- Discover where these systems have been used successfully
- Learn from site manager Curt Hawley the day-to-day
operation
- Dr. Scott Subler presents the benefits of castings
and the market opportunities.
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