Re: Composting eggshells

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• Subject: Re: Composting eggshells
• From: G* R* <g*@NICOH.COM>
• Date: Sun, 27 Jul 1997 11:12:30 -0600
• Comments: To: TheMiller@TheImageMill.com

This reply is for anyone with experience composting with worms. A few
questions
1. What kind of worm can be used?
2. Where can you get them?
3. What temperture works best to but your buckets/containers in? I would
like to compost year round. I live in Cache Valley, Utah (Northern Utah)
very cold in the winter.
Thanks for any worm composting info. I am involved with a recreational
group, CG Common Ground Outdoor Adventures, a non-profit recreational
organization that provides outdoor recreational opportunities for persons
with and without disabilities. Ten years ago I broke my neck and can't get
that gardening bug out of my system. Gardening is a very rewarding
recreational activity, you get to eat what you grow.

STUBY
grichins@nicoh.com

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