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A new agricultural choice: turning waste into vermicompost organic fertilizer
Stepping into the Shiqule farm in Nantou County, hidden in the soil spread everywhere are countless earthworms capable of processing agricultural waste. Yang Zhikai, founder of Shiqule, carefully shovels the soil up from the bottom, then puts it back and turns it over, tending it with care and meticulously building an earthworm ecosystem.
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Can vermicompost be used directly to grow grapes?
Summary Vermicompost cannot be used directly to grow grapes; it needs to go through a decomposition process before it can be applied, and during decomposition a large amount of moisture must be maintained for it to ferment completely. Vermicompost after fermentation is very suitable as fertilizer for grapes, and its low cost can save money on buying fertilizer.
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Vermicomposting: Turning Kitchen Waste into Fertilizer
Research and development of vermicomposting: How do you handle your household kitchen waste? If you always throw it away, that is actually a waste. Below we will teach you how to use kitchen waste to make valuable fertilizer. Kitchen waste is produced by every household every day
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Raising Earthworms in the Field to Improve Soil: Master These Soil-Care Key Points
Earthworms loosen the soil, create fertilizer and improve soil structure, making them a free "tilling crew" in farmland. This article introduces the benefits of earthworms for soil, as well as practical methods for protecting and making use of earthworms in vegetable gardens and farmland, so that the land grows richer the more you cultivate it.
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