Hannah shows how she gives her worm farm a little TLC, keeping this garden treasure happy, healthy, and humming along.

First, what exactly is worm farming? A worm farm is exactly what the name implies, a farm for worms. It’s an enclosed compost area where worms live and feed off food waste. The major benefit is ...

Worms also aerate the soil, break down organic matter for healthier soil, and create tunnels for air, water, and better overall plant growth. You can build a DIY worm farm that will produce worm ...

Gardening guru Claire Mummery answers all the why's and how's of worm farming. What's missing from your kitchen? Worms! Home composting not only reduces the food waste dumped in landfill ...

Fall armyworm scientifically known as Spodoptera frugiperda is an insect pest, according to reports from Food and Agriculture ...

To help keep the worm farm warm and moist, cardboard is used as a topping blanket. Old towels can also be used if they’re 100% cotton. These will also decay and be eaten by the worms.