How To Raise Mealworms

good article

I think I will do this! It is so simple, and live mealworms have to be better for the birds than freeze-dried.

Great article about meal worms. Will definitely use this information in the future!

Great Article very informative. Thank You!

Sure to try it at some point. Trumps my original idea of a cricket farm, this sounds like way easier.

Very informative. Thanks for the info

Great article! It popped up on the home page exactly at a time when we are talking about raising our own. Very informative & simple to follow instructions. Thank you!

Newbie chicken owner and I never even considered raising my own meal worms. They're so expensive in the store...this is a great idea!

One day I might raise mealworms and this will be a good source!

I have raised meal worms and black soldier flies and the later are even easier. This is a good review of how to raise either but you do not have to buy the black soldier flies , they will voluntarily find the bin . They also do not have the other stages to deal with or separate as the flies just fly away after laying their eggs. The black waste from the flies is great fertilizer also.
Just something else to think about to feed to your chickens, guineas or fish.

Very well written, with a nice portion of humor. Many details and a fool proven recipe to create your own meal-worm farm. Thank you very much for writing this up.

I used this article to set up my mealworm colony. I still have them all together and they are reproducing rapidly. My chickens are really enjoying them. It was very easy to follow his instructions. The picture says it all about why I love this article. This is just one corner of my aquarium.

Nicely written. Easy to follow. Just one way of many ways to raise mealworms.

Fantastic information that focuses on what is important! My future chicks thank you!

I'm looking forward to trying this!

I tried raising meal worms a couple of years ago using three bins to separate the different worm stages as recommmended by the article I followed. Didnt last long as it was cumbersome and took more time than I was willing to spend.

This article fives me the confidence and alternative one container method that I am confident will work for me. Thank you, and my girls thank you too.

I've always been interested in raising mealworms, especially in the winter with no bugs in sight for the flock. I might just try this later this week!