The Worm Shed is a Western Australian, family-owned, worm farm. With our worms, worm farms, castings & more, you will be on the way to environmentally friendly recycling and a healthy garden in no time! We are dedicated to ensuring you have success recycling your organic waste with worms.
Providing informative school incursions, council workshops, and displays at expos and field days, we aim to contribute to a more sustainable future for the generations to come.The Worm Shed's worm farming workshops are ideal for all levels of experience. From beginners to seasoned recyclers, from households to farms, from "how do I get started?" to "oh no, where have I gone wrong?!".
We have all the information you need to successfully set up and maintain your worm farm. Worms, worm farms, worm products and more available to purchase at the event. City of Cockburn residents/ratepayers are also eligible for their worm farm subsidy, heavily reducing the cost of the worm farm package.
Providing informative school incursions, council workshops, and displays at expos and field days, we aim to contribute to a more sustainable future for the generations to come.The Worm Shed's worm farming workshops are ideal for all levels of experience. From beginners to seasoned recyclers, from households to farms, from "how do I get started?" to "oh no, where have I gone wrong?!".
We have all the information you need to successfully set up and maintain your worm farm. Worms, worm farms, worm products and more available to purchase at the event. City of Cockburn residents/ratepayers are also eligible for their worm farm subsidy, heavily reducing the cost of the worm farm package.
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The Worm Shed is a family operated business dedicated to recycling with worms and providing education to help build a sustainable future. For more than 30 years, Kevin Smith has been working with worms after discovering their potential to recycle waste and create Castings (Worm Poo!), an 'organic fertiliser' that the plants just love.
FAQs
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I have had my farm operating for a while now, but it seems to be taking a long time to fill up with Castings?. Your worm farm must be set up in a cool, shady area, where it will not get any sun on it at all. A. If you are going away for a short length of time, just make sure the worm farm is in a cool place & has been watered well.
Worms
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Worms can process approximately one third of their body weight in organic waste every 2 to 3 days. It is important to work on the combined weight of the worms rather than number of worms, as the amount of worms per kilogram can vary depending on the size and maturity of the worms. In large, well-established worm farms, worms can process citrus, onion, garlic, meat, and dairy.
Worm Farms
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This package includes the ideal quantity of worms, ensuring a substantial amount of your waste can be recycled. It is set up 2 to 3 months advanced, and is already producing premium quality Worm Wiz. Various local councils provide a subsidy to allow their residents and ratepayers to purchase the Advanced Set Up at a reduced cost.
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