🥊 Hot compost vs worm farming: which one is right for you? 🔥Hot composting generates high temperatures to break down organic matter - this is great for lots of green waste! However, there are challenges with pests and maintenance (turning the compost can be tedious) 🪱Worm farming uses composting worms to transform food waste into nutrient-rich soil - these little guys are awesome at foodwaste. However, weed seeds and woody material should be kept out. Both methods have their pros and cons, so

Happy Compost Awareness Week! Did you know that composting worms are some of nature’s most efficient recyclers? Here are some facts about these wriggly workhorses:•Composting worms have five hearts that work together to help them breathe and move efficiently.•Worm castings (aka poop) are a valuable source of nutrients for plants and can improve soil structure and water retention.•Composting with worms is called vermicomposting and can be done indoors or outdoors with a small bin and some kitchen