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chiongguo
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Copra as carbon source - 2008/08/20 23:15 I am in the process of putting together a worm breeding unit. I have access to cow dung, saw dust and copra where the milk had been extracted. This is often thrown away or is used as animal feed.

I am just wondering if it is possible to use the waste copra as bedding material. It still has about 10% oil in it.

Does anyone has any opinion as to whether vertical or horizontal unit is better ?

Thanks in adavance.

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James Davis
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Re:Copra as carbon source - 2008/08/21 07:45 Make sure saw dust is atles 30 or 40yr.s old are it will make your beds hot. I dont know about the other.
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