GH worm bins

Sapello, NM(Zone 5b)

On another thread I mentioned seeing worm bins in a magazine article, but I just found the article online, complete with pictures and dimensions for the in-the-ground worm bins in a green house. Nice system...

http://www.themodernhomestead.us/article/Boxwood+Vermicomposting.html

I can't wait to try it! I've certainly got the raw materials!

Jay

St. Louis County, MO(Zone 5a)

Wow, how cool is that?

Gentry, AR

"Jayryunen" thanks for the link that is an awesome system i think I'll incorporate it into my greenhouses "whitebear"

Sapello, NM(Zone 5b)

It has a real practical elegance, doesn't it? =0)

Gentry, AR

you said it.

North of Heber, AZ(Zone 6b)

WhiteBear, I am very interested in your raising of tilapia, can't remember where I saw the msg that you were doing that. I sent you Dmail asking about it, don't know whether you recieved it or not. I have wanted to raise catfish in a tub in my GH, but can't find a source. I'd happily switch to tilapia, if they taste good! Thanks, Lo

Caneyville, KY(Zone 6b)

I'm seeing Tilapia on a lot of resturant menus these days, as well in the grocery stores. Last year, I know Denny's even had it. Be worth spending the money on trying it first before you get set up to raise them. Mother Earth News online had a few articles about raising fish and shrimp in pools or large tubs.

St. Louis County, MO(Zone 5a)

Tilapia is a mild white fish, much like cod but thinner. You can pretty much season it any way you like fish.

Caneyville, KY(Zone 6b)

Thanks, Cathy. I heard that before, but just haven't tried Tilapia yet.

Gentry, AR

hay "AZgrammie" i talk about it in my thread http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/965799/ i have about about 300 now with another with eggs in her mouth will be 500 soon i hope.

Sapello, NM(Zone 5b)

Why don't y'all start a tilapia thread? I'm just thinking there may be other folks who are interested and they'd never think to look on a worm bin thread...

North of Heber, AZ(Zone 6b)

Bear, thanks! I am off to the other thread. (If I can get my computer to move, it is so slow this morning. Feels more like dialup than satellite.)

Caneyville, KY(Zone 6b)

Jay...you ROCK! That is a great website link you shared above!

Sapello, NM(Zone 5b)

Glad you like it. =0)

I'm thinking of the hot bed concept for heating the GH. I think the beds would have to be deeper than the 18" for worm beds... maybe 3-4'? If you're building new, that'd be backhoe work and then it would be a piece of cake to wall it in. I need to do a test bed to figure out dimensions on the heating idea, though.

In any case, the worm beds are tested and proven!

Gentry, AR

hay "Jayryunen" took your advice and started a tilapia thread it is at
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/980672/

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