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I'm not sure if this is the correct area to post this or not. If not, I'm sorry.
Does anybody raise worms for composting / gardening / snacks? I am going to give it a try but I have a few questions.
I see a lot of people using paper / cardboard / leaves / unfinished compost. Is it possible or a good idea to use sawdust from the shop? Are there any adverse conditions from using sawdust?
How easy are the worms to keep indoors without smelling?
I know chickens eat worms and love them when they are found, but is it a good idea to feed very many to them as a snack?
Does anybody raise worms for composting / gardening / snacks? I am going to give it a try but I have a few questions.
I see a lot of people using paper / cardboard / leaves / unfinished compost. Is it possible or a good idea to use sawdust from the shop? Are there any adverse conditions from using sawdust?
How easy are the worms to keep indoors without smelling?
I know chickens eat worms and love them when they are found, but is it a good idea to feed very many to them as a snack?