the Urban Worm Community Interest Co (UWC), is on a mission to “worm up” the UK by kick-starting an urban worm farming movement that can create high-grade fertilizer from banana skins and old socks.

Anna believes worms are the solution. Speaking in 2017, the Environment Secretary Michael Gove revealed the UK is 30 to 40 years away from fertile topsoil depletion because of intensive farming.

Which, you’d think, would make the UK very well placed to capitalise on this worldwide industry – well, around 15 years ago it probably would have been. Commercial marine worm farming was on ...

If you found a bug in your burger at a restaurant, you would probably send it back. But one UK farm is serving up juicy snacks made entirely from creepy-crawlies - and claims they're even tastier ...

“Vermicast-derived products are a relatively new concept within UK agriculture and once we successfully build a strong market demand, we plan to scale up production and bring the worm-farming ...

Setting up a worm farm will allow you to recycle food scraps at home. The worms will get to work processing the food into compost material. Within a few months, you’ll have your own fertilizer ...

Royal Dairy is home to the world’s largest worm farm, but that’s just one part of a much bigger sustainability story. Royal ...

Well, I did. And I swear, it will all make sense when I explain. Let me tell you about my worm farm. I recently spent half a year testing food recyclers—often erroneously referred to as ...