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Your getting ripped off at 1k.

Google worm farming here and you will find a dude out west that sells them. I bought some to fertilise my garden, little shitsters all escaped and ran away.

Worms that can run....... I'd pay 1k Baht to see that :o:D

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Your getting ripped off at 1k.

Google worm farming here and you will find a dude out west that sells them. I bought some to fertilise my garden, little shitsters all escaped and ran away.

Maybe they were trained to come back to the seller :o

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Your getting ripped off at 1k.

Google worm farming here and you will find a dude out west that sells them. I bought some to fertilise my garden, little shitsters all escaped and ran away.

Maybe they were trained to come back to the seller :o

Homing worm!!!!....how diabolically clever!!!!!!

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Where can he sell the earth worm , any needs in thailand ? what is the market price ?

You're joshing us ... right :o:D:D

Naka.

Earth worm farms are a lucrative industry in some countries.

Anyone that is into organic farming will know the benifits of worms to aireate and fertilize the soil.

There are different types of worms believe it or not and the ones that you will find in a compost heap are the ones that will eat anything " that has lived and died ".

Food scraps, cardboard ( dead trees with glue ), tea bags, coffee grinds, carpet and probably ex-people...

They need lime to digest all this stuff so if they get up and run away the soil is probably not much good for anything and the ph is wrong.

They say that, if you give these things the right conditions, you can basically throw them at clay plot and they will turn it into fertile ground.

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Where can he sell the earth worm , any needs in thailand ? what is the market price ?

You're joshing us ... right :o:D:D

Naka.

Earth worm farms are a lucrative industry in some countries.

Anyone that is into organic farming will know the benifits of worms to aireate and fertilize the soil.

There are different types of worms believe it or not and the ones that you will find in a compost heap are the ones that will eat anything " that has lived and died ".

Food scraps, cardboard ( dead trees with glue ), tea bags, coffee grinds, carpet and probably ex-people...

They need lime to digest all this stuff so if they get up and run away the soil is probably not much good for anything and the ph is wrong.

They say that, if you give these things the right conditions, you can basically throw them at clay plot and they will turn it into fertile ground.

Earthworms will live in just about any type of soil as long as there is some organic material there for them to eat. Earthworms are good but not necessary for developing a good soil. The most important thing is to get enough decaying organic material in the soil....organic material in all stages of decomposition.....if you have this then worms will seem to appear out of nowhere. Before I started gardening, the plot was cropped every year as a rice field and only chemical fertilizers were used. The soil was not in very good condition although it was a very good soil type. There were absolutely no earth worms...at least that I ever saw and I pay close attention to the soil when working it so I would have seen them if they were present. After three years of applying organic material (cow manure, rice straw, and rice hulls mostly but also alot of weeds and plant cuttings) I now have worms all over the place...and I never imported any of them....they just naturally appear and populate wherever the soil will support them.....meaning wherever the organic content is high.

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Hi! Anybody interested to go into earthworms breeding for vermicompost? I have started it in Thailand 2 years ago but left because my wife was expecting our first baby. So now I am interested to make a comeback. I have done more research and found that you can also set-up the farm in Bangkok too. There is plenty of raw material for the worms feedstock in the capital.

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Where can he sell the earth worm , any needs in thailand ? what is the market price ?

Hi! Anybody interested to go into earthworms breeding for vermicompost? I have started it in Thailand 2 years ago but left because my wife was expecting our first baby. So now I am interested to make a comeback. I have done more research and found that you can also set-up the farm in Bangkok too. There is plenty of raw material for the worms feedstock in the capital.

I wonder if this is a more lucrative career option than teaching.... hmm....

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Where can he sell the earth worm , any needs in thailand ? what is the market price ?

Try these people, said to be the specialists in Asia.

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I would click on the poster's information. Looking at the similarity of the business and the nick of the poster. :o Or PM him as he might get pinged for promoting his business.

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