Successful worm farmers are notoriously secretive.
They keep to themselves. They don’t write blog posts about “worm growing”. They don’t hold seminars. Don’t post on public forums. They don’t (usually) create guides or courses.
They stick to what they are good at – growing and selling worms.
On the internet, it seems that he/she who ‘shouts the loudest’ gets to be the “expert”. Sometimes this is warranted…other times, not so much!
So there is a LOT of mediocre, misleading, or flat-out wrong information about worm growing (and worm farming in general) floating around online.
It’s a rare day when a veteran worm farming pro is willing to come forward and share some of his best insider information.
But…(at the risk of sounding super cheesey)
…that day has arrived!
Meet George Mingin
George Mingin is the owner of Kookaburra Worm Farms, one of the largest worm farming operations in Australia. His most recent production figures were in the range of 12 tons of composting worms per year.
The man knows a thing or two about vermiculture!
In the fall of 2011, George joined the Worm Farming Alliance, and then proceeded to blow everyone’s mind with the quality of “insider” information he was sharing freely on the private members forum. In early 2012, I approached him about the possibility of putting together a guide based on his vast bank of knowledge and experience.
Initially George was skeptical and resistant, but I persisted and eventually won him over.
Long-story-short, after some lengthy delays along the way (with me creating the bottleneck every single time), we finally managed to launch our “early first edition” of Professional Worm Growing Secrets to the Worm Farming Alliance e-mail list in December ’14.
The results were nothing short of amazing!
Once the dust had settled, I realized that about 40% of our active members bought the guide!
(Even if you have no “sales” experience, I’m sure you’ll realize that’s pretty remarkable)
I don’t share this to brag, but rather as a testament to the fact that people LOVE the quality of information George shares!
On a related note…
The Feedback Has Been Great Too!
Here are just a few nice things people had to say (please keep in mind the guide only launched a matter of weeks ago):
“…actionable knowledge you can use now”
“Most guidance on growing and marketing worms is theoretical. But Bentley and George give you actionable knowledge you can use now, and the worm breeding methodology George reveals is, bar none, the best A-Z how-to guide to worm growing I’ve ever read. Save yourself the money on Amazon. The Professional Worm Growing Secrets (Guide/PDF) is where it’s at.”Steve Churchill
Urban Worm Company
“I LOVED this guide!”
“I LOVED this guide! I’ve been worm farming for about 5 years now, and George’s systematic approach really puts mine to shame. The level of detail shared was fantastic. Thank you so much!”Marco Adriano
Urban Vermicomposting
Philippines
“…this is awesome stuff!”
“Bentley, this is awesome stuff! I love how you are putting this together. It really has my mind spinning with ideas.”Scott Neitzke
Fortuna, CA
“I would have gladly paid $60…”
“You guys are undercharging for this information. I would have gladly paid $60 just for what I’ve gotten from the Q&A so far!”Gregg Wetterman
Bruceville, TX
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Why Mastering Vermiculture Can Improve Your Vermicomposting
Many people use the terms “vermiculture” and “vermicomposting” interchangeably. Not a big deal, but it’s important to make the distinction here.
Vermiculture refers specifically to the breeding and raising of worms. Basically the same thing as “worm farming”. Focus is on worm production rather than on waste-reduction or castings production.
Vermicomposting, as the name implies, is more focused on converting organic wastes into rich (some would argue the “richest”) compost.
What’s funny, and never ceases to amaze this “biology geek”, is that a lot of vermicomposters seem to FORGET ABOUT THE WORMS…or at least fail to learn all the ins and outs of taking good care of them.
REMEMBER: Worms are the ‘pistons’ in your vermicomposting ‘engine’! when you really learn how to care for them, effective vermicomposting becomes a lot easier!
That being said…
This Guide Isn’t Necessarily For Everyone, Though.
I need to be totally honest here.
Professional Worm Growing Secrets is intended for those who are pretty serious about vermiculture and/or vermicomposting.
If you are a hobbyist looking for helpful beginner vermicomposting information, there is no need to part with your hard-earned money today. In fact, just drop me an email, and I’ll be more than happy to get you pointed in the right direction.
Here is Just a Tiny Sampling of What You’ll Learn Inside:
- 4 KEY requirements for becoming truly successful in vermiculture (actually 5 – since I nudged another one out of him! lol)
- How to grow Alabama Jumpers successfully indoors
- The secrets to growing “LOTS” of Red Worms and “BIG” Red Worms (Includes instructions for setting up a 4,500 Red Worms per week growing operation in a tiny 9 ft x 9 ft space.)
- A strange, but surprisingly-simply way to boost Red Worm embryo counts in cocoons.
- How George “turns lemons into lemonade” by selling off gobs of “pest” worms to an eager repeat customer.
- Weird worm-food recipes that work like gangbusters!
And Unlike Most of Your Favorite “Real” Books…
This E-Book:
- Not only comes with free updates (add-ons, bonuses etc) for life – but YOU, the valued customer, get to have an important say in what info gets added!
- Is available to you within minutes of your order!
- Includes a special member’s area and e-mail list.
- How to set up a high-production European Nightcrawler growing operation in a very small space.
- An in-depth look at some of the challenges George has faced (he may seem like a worm farming “super hero” to many, but a great deal of his success has resulted from facing, and overcoming, adversity.)
- You’ll find out what George does with his mountains of “waste” worm bedding (actually pretty top notch “black gold”)
- More on day to day operations of Kookaburra Worm Farms, and George’s unique “Mark” systems approach to worm production.
- Even more details, more photos…more of what readers are requesting!