Social media is going berserk about SB 1383, California’s new food waste rules. Composting is an easy way you can tackle global warming. Here’s how.

The worms, seeking new food, ... (Their Latin name, Eisenia fetida, also hints at red wigglers’ less celebrated habit of releasing a foul odor if handled too roughly.) Advertisement.

Red wiggler worms break down food waste at the Arizona Worm Farm, located near Phoenix's South Mountain, to promote sustainability. Local Sports Things To Do Politics Travel Advertise Obituaries ...

Red wigglers from Will’s Worms, a home-based business owned by siblings Will and Alyssa Hatanaka, ... Farm+Food Lab in Great Park, 8000 Great Park Blvd., Irvine (330) 703-4765; ...

Red wigglers could be the new black gold - if industrial vermicomposting takes off in SE Portland. Updated: ; Feb. 05, 2010, 9:52 p.m. | Published: ; Feb. 05, 2010, 8 ...

Red wiggler worms: What to do, and what not to do The classic worm for vermicomposting is the red wiggler. “You can get to the point where you have too many worms in your worm bin,” Smilnak said.

The red wiggler, known formally as Eisenia fetida, is the vulture of the worm family, ... Food scraps then and now account for about a quarter of the average household’s garbage.

Since red wigglers live in the top 6 inches of soil, the bedding does not have to be extra deep. As the worms process the bedding into compost and the level drops, new bedding will need to be ...

The creatures, called red wigglers, are being used to digest hundreds of pounds of food waste a week from campus dining centers and coffee shops, along with shredded paper from SVSU offices.

Red wiggler at the Arizona Worm Farm are used for vermicomposting to repurpose and dispose of food waste in a sustainable way. Paula Soria, Cronkite News ...

Founded in 1996, Red Wiggler - a CSA farm near Washington, D.C. - supports the community not only by growing vegetables, but also by providing employment for the developmentally disabled.