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I used to have to count them out for my grandpa when I was a kid. 100 for a dollar is what he'd get. Some of the best fishing worms around.

I've had wigglers for over a decade now. I'm down to 2 earth bins with about 3 yards total. Not from my grandpa but from my original stock. At this point I wouldn't know what to do with my house and yard scraps.

Have you somehow, someway tried and create an easy way to harvest the dirt? It can be a struggle for most everyone. Also tea brewing. Some easy kit is needed there too. I have my own methods, but it seems this is where people fail or simply give up.

Best of skill in your endeavor.

Ah yes. Light harvesting is what I personally suggest to people as well. Oddly, the concept seems hard for them to grasp.

I've been wanting to build a flow through system on a small scale but fear the subzero winters which is why I stick with ground beds and I'm okay with that.

I'm curious your thoughts on this invasive jumping worm I've heard some chatter about. I'm personally a little concerned but haven't looked into it much.

This was my kneejerk reaction as well. Good to hear. We'll just keep our colonies healthy and happy and it will be fine.