Worms Eat My Garbage, 35th Anniversary Edition: How to Set Up and Maintain a Worm Composting System: Compost Food Waste, Produce Fertilizer for Houseplants and Garden, and Educate Your Kids and Family

If you want to get some over-all knowledge about worm composting before you start a worm bin this is a good book to read. It's more for the home worm box than for someone wanting to go into the business of raising worms. Her style is easy to read and comprehend. Highly recommend.

Absolutely love this easy read & motivating guide book.It’s clear, straightforward & definitely worth buying before investing in (or building your own) worm farm.Includes a great guide to help determine what type of system would suit you & your needs according to your resources.

I didn’t expect to get this much out of a book about worms! Lots of information in here and some good tips for being more earth friendly—I love how the author(s) have taken into account how to keep the worm bin a process that uses materials that also lower our environmental footprint and that they examine the resources you would traditionally use to manage a worm bin (and how we should be responsible about changing our environments when we dispose of the worms).There is also something in here for all levels of experience and energy. Several sections are laid out based on how much work you want to put into the maintenance of the bin and what you want to use it for.Practical, easy to understand and easy to implement!

Details on getting started, different types of bins, not just worm factories. The taking care of, bedding and, feeding of your worms. It tells you what you can use the waste (vermicompost) for as well.

I like older versions better—a different format with not as good illustrations.