VermicompostingNew inWormBag: the continuous-flow fabric wormery
The WormBag has arrived at the farm! This wormery made from tough fabric works on a continuous-flow basis: no trays to swap, you feed from the top and harvest from the bottom.
- The WormBag works on a continuous-flow basis: you harvest the vermicompost from the bottom.
- Its tough, breathable Oxford fabric keeps the compost well aerated.
- It suits a household of 1 to 6 people.
A fabric wormery? Yes! The WormBag has arrived at Moutta Farm. It's unlike any other, and that's what gives it its charm.
How continuous flow works
In a tray-based wormery, you add levels as you go. The WormBag, on the other hand, works on a continuous-flow basis: there are no trays or levels to swap around. You add your waste from the top, the worms transform it, and the vermicompost gradually works its way down. You harvest from the bottom, without disturbing the worms busy at the surface.
A tough, breathable fabric
The bag is made from 900D Oxford fabric, with a water-resistant, breathable lining. The compost stays well aerated throughout the process. Marine-grade zips at the top and bottom make feeding and harvesting easy.
It all sits on a light yet sturdy iron frame: the seams hold even when fully loaded, at over 60 kg.
A large capacity
The WormBag suits a household of 1 to 6 people. Once the colony is well established, the worms can get through up to 2 kg of organic waste a day.
To find out all about this type of wormery, read our page how to use a continuous-flow wormery.
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