Industrial scale worm composting in Australia

September 25th, 2010

I recently received an emailed question from Steve:

[I] need info on setting up worm on industrial scale for [the] shire I work for please.

And I answered:

I’ve never set up an industrial scale worm farm.

You probably want to talk to these folks:

http://www.tat-g.com.au/

The folks at Tat-G Corp appear to have a number of industrial scale vermicomposting systems. They actually have a local partner, Waste Farmers out of Denver.

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