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The Worm Farming Revolution

The Worm Farming Revolution

The Worm Farming Revolution

Pauly Piccirillo

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Outskirts Press
Año de edición:
2016
Materia
Jardinería
ISBN:
9781478714187
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The Worm Farming Revolution Book teaches you everything you need to know about raising worms in order to grow amazing plants, recycle kitchen scraps, or grow your own fishing worms. It’s a Return to the Founding Principles of Successful Gardening and an almost lost art our forefathers past down to us. Just because our technology changes and our knowledge increases doesn’t mean that we have to invent something that’s completely opposite of what the Creator showed us. A new way of feeding millions of people doesn’t have to oppose nature, but should work with nature. I show you how to harness and multiply the power of a tiny organism that corporations and many people have become disconnected with. We have gone down a dark agricultural road with too few exits to get us back in the right direction. The technology of today combined with the proven methods of the past is where science should have lead us. But where 'scientists' have failed, there has been a revolt. Not in a new way, but the reviving of a forgotten way. If you’ve never heard of the term 'Worm Farming' then it may seem like a silly, eccentric hobby created to study the natural habits of worms. Well that may be true to some degree, but the truth, meaning, and reason behind this quirky little phrase may be one of the greatest yet simplest technological awakenings to hit the agricultural industry since the invention of, what I call, the world’s most 'successful failures'...synthetic fertilizers. No matter what gardening method you use, the fact is, you WILL need worm castings (worm poop) in order to give plants the proper food they were created to feed on. Worm castings are as natural to plants as breast milk to a new born baby. This is one of the reasons why worms are found moving in and out of the root systems of plants. They deposit the rich, microbial fertilizer that plants depend on for optimal health. This book teaches you how to grow your plants by, FIRST, growing your soil. You’ll learn everything you

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