Internet Resource: RedWormComposting.com

March 7th, 2009

Redwormcomposting.com, a blog and ecommerce site, is chock full of information on vermicomposting. Located in southwestern Ontario, the author is prolific; he writes for EcoSherpa and Compost Guy as well.  As well as redworms, he sells various products on the site; some of them look pretty interesting.  He answers readers’ questions fairly regularly, and also is always trying new approaches to vermiculture.   I especially like his experiments in keeping worms alive through the Canadian winter.  The writer is obviously gonzo about redworms and his site is worth reading through if you have any interest.

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