glowery
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On starting my red worms - 2006/05/12 12:28
I promise this will be my last question for a while
I have these plastic containers that I have saved over the last couple of years that ice cream comes in these hold 1 1/2 gallons. If we drill some air holes in the tops would these be okay to start the worms in until there is enough then to add to a large bin. (Now these are worms I will dig myself from the manure piles.)
I think starting small until I can learn to guage how much manure to feed and not cause a heating problem, would be better before I start a big bin. I can really keep a closer eye on these and have the control to learn what I am doing. I know that in a small container like this I can add just small amounts of manure at a time, but this a learning process for me.
Any thoughts on this? We have a bunch of 5 gallon buckets, but they have no lids 
Glenda
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