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Yes they are. You have an active colony of red worms.

It depends on what kind of worms they are. Red worms are the ones commonly used for vermiposting. They do not withstand freezing. And they are not likely to tunnel deep into the soil to keep from freezing. Your best bet may be to move them into your basement for the winter. I've killed...

That's why I have 2 ears. One to let the nonsense in, one to let it right back out again. You can waste your breath trying to educate them, or you can just say that if they're concerned, they don't need to be eating any of your fresh veggies. That being said, I wouldn't put fresh chicken poo...

Absolutely. That is the main reason why I got chickens.

So, can you give a bit more information? Were these the red compost worms? Outdoors, in a pile? Or in a bin? I may follow your example and inoculate a pile of litter this summer. But it's pretty rugged, strong ammonia right now. Any one have experience composting litter with PDZ? I'm...

I don't think that the shavings and manure would be the best combination for worms. The shavings are quite abrasive, and the manure is too hot. They'll move out of the bin if things are too hot for them. A lot of folks use peat moss or shredded newspaper. I use the newspaper because it is...