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      <image:caption>Ned Selfe, owner of Wiki Wiki Worm Ranch, has turned his enthusiasm for vermiculture into a resource for the island of Kauai. Since getting a small initial stock of composting worms several years ago, Ned has nurtured that brood into a vast, sprawling herd of foraging fertilizer machines that roam the south shores with impunity.....sort of.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Shayne Fabian is a Cal Poly bachelor of biotechnology with a minor in organic chemistry. He has an innate interest in sustainable agriculture and a personal legend to bring healing for the ‘aina through full circle sustainable practices.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Daryl Mixon is a graduate from Cal Poly Pomona receiving a B.S. in Plant Science and minor in Botany. When he's not summiting mountains or shredding the gnar you can find him cultivating the land to promote healthy soils and plants. He is an advocate for hand pulling weeds as a means to build character. He supports urban farming because everything tastes better when it's grown in your backyard. His favorite saying is "Dirt don't hurt". He is a steward of the ‘aina and believes that we can make the world a cleaner place if we all just get our hands dirty.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The easiest way to start is with a small to medium plastic tote with a lid, preferably opaque (worms don’t like light), but clear will also work. Using a ¼” drill bit, drill a bunch holes in the bottom of the bin (for drainage) and a row of holes approximately an inch or two down from the lid (for air circulation). Then fill the bin with shredded newspaper or junk mail or straw (or whatever you have on hand) to use for bedding. The bedding should be moistened with water until it’s thoroughly damp, like a wrung out sponge. You should also mix in some dirt or garden soil or a little sand, since the worms need a little grit to aid in digestion. That’s it! Just add worms and put the lid on…..</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>From there, you can start adding some refinements, like a drip tray underneath to catch the liquid (nest it in a second tote or use an extra lid under it). Try adding some adding some well aged compost (it’ll contribute microorganisms that help break down the food) or perhaps some coir (shredded coconut fiber), hau’upu or vermiculite, which will help keep the bedding fluffed up and retain moisture. The worms will eventually eat the bedding, so you’ll keep adding as you go along. The main things to remember about the worm bin are Damp, Dark, and Dinner, along with some air circulation to supply oxygen. As for location, you can keep it inside or out. A well managed bin has virtually no smell and rarely any flies or other pests, so many people keep it in the house or garage with no problem. If the thought of worms in the house is not your cup of tea, outside is fine, just protect it from extremes; avoid direct sunlight/heat and keep out of the rain. Beyond the basic bin, there are probably as many different types of bins as there are worm ranchers. We’ll also post some variations for your consideration…..</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Start your own worm colony, divert waste from the landfill, and create your own world class fertilizer. It’s as easy as falling off a log; we can help with worms, supplies, advice and consulting. You (and the planet) will be glad you did!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>If you don’t feel like ‘rolling your own’ worm farm yet, or just want to get an extra dose of the best fertilizer Mother Nature has to offer, you can buy our worm compost and leachate right now! Your garden and plants will show you their appreciation by growing bigger and stronger.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>How do I make a worm bin? How do I take care of my worms? What’s the best way to use compost? Who won last month’s Prize Drawing?!? It’s easy - Just check our resources page for info!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>There are all sorts of variations, but we’ll show you a quick and inexpensive way to get started</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Yes, once you remove the nerdy horn-rimmed glasses, our mild mannered Head Wormologist becomes NED SELFE, Man of Steel (steel guitar, that is…), a Grammy nominated musician with multiple CD’s! Available on Spotify, Pandora, Apple, Amazon, CDBaby, etc., or you could just click here to hear some lovely music while you learn about worms….</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Farmers have long known the benefits of compost application for plant growth and health. Here you will find a thorough exploration on making and using Compost Tea, put together by the USDA and the University of Hawaii.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Here’s an excellent short video about the Zero Waste Revolution at Lanikai Charter School. Beautifully shot and edited, with a fantastic story about how kids are leading the way towards a sustainable future for all of us.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Watch as the GAMEkids come to the Wranch for a visit, learn about worms, how to harvest, make a worm bin, and more. The fat old bald guy is kinda boring, but the kids are cute and funny…..</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Here at WWWR, we have a process of drying and curing the finished solid compost so it will come out at just the right moisture level for passing through a sifting screen before we package it up for sale. That way it comes out nice and fluffy and ready for easy use. One of the benefits of the curing process is that we will typically see a fair amount of seeds germinate, but because we stir it frequently to promote even drying and to break up any clumps, the seedlings are prevented from growing and most of the viable seed is thus eliminated in our final product.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>However, because our compost is fresh and not sterilized, you will still have some seeds that might end up germinating. Depending on what kind of food waste ended up in the food mix, you might see tomato or melon or squash occasionally popping up in your garden, with no memory of having planted it. You can certainly allow these mystery volunteers to have a place in your planting (and they’ll probably end up as big and healthy because of your wise use of worm castings for fertilizer), or you can just weed them out along the way! As for worms and WEED (or ‘pakalolo’, as we say here in Hawaii), most growers will tell you that vermicompost is by far the best natural fertilizer you can get and it’s always in ‘high’ demand….</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Farmers have long known the benefits of compost application for plant growth and health. Here you will find a thorough exploration on making and using Compost Tea, put together by the USDA and the University of Hawaii.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Here’s an excellent short video about the Zero Waste Revolution at Lanikai Charter School. Beautifully shot and edited, with a fantastic story about how kids are leading the way towards a sustainable future for all of us.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Watch as the GAMEkids come to the Wranch for a visit, learn about worms, how to harvest, make a worm bin, and more. The fat old bald guy is kinda boring, but the kids are cute and funny…..</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Yes, once you remove the nerdy horn-rimmed glasses, our mild mannered Head Wormologist becomes NED SELFE, Man of Steel (steel guitar, that is…), a Grammy nominated musician with multiple CD’s! Available on Spotify, Pandora, Apple, Amazon, CDBaby, etc., or you could just click here to hear some lovely music while you learn about worms….</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Here are some general guidelines on how to care for your worms</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Want to get some hands on training or get your kids fired up about saving the planet? We offer classes and seminars to suit your style - just ask and we’ll see about arranging an educational dive into the Wide World of Worming. Please Contact Us for pricing &amp; scheduling.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>You’re probably a pretty good gardener, right? Maybe you’re just looking for the best fertilizer Mother Nature has to offer, the ”black gold” that makes your soil the best it can be……</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>While we can’t promise that every plant will always turn out to be “best in show”, we can say that worm castings will give you better results and the benefits of the best natural fertilizer you can use!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Test your hypothesis: Follow along with one intrepid student as he studies the effects of using WWWR compost in a study of plant growth for his Science Fair Project.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>1 - Get a worm bin; 2 - Get some shredded paper, junk mail, cardboard, whatever; 3 - Add some coconut coir for fluffiness &amp; moisture retention; 4 - Put in some composting worms….</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>5 - Start adding food waste; fruits, veggies, rice, etc. (Avoid meat, dairy, grease, hot/spicy or acidic…..) 6 - Worm population should double every 3 months or so, and they’ll consume approximately 50% of their body weight every day - it starts to add up pretty quick!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Just remember the three D’s: Damp, Dark and Dinner Your worms will take care of the rest…</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Kauai Midweek November 20, 2013 By night, Ned Selfe (pronounced self) is a pedal steel guitar and dobro musician who earned two Grammy nominations for Best New Artist and Best Engineered Recording. By day, Selfe owns and operates a vermiculture business in Kalaheo. Ten years ago, Selfe attended a workshop on worm composting sponsored by the Kauai County Recycling Office. The presentation, by Joy of Worms on Maui, filled Selfe with such inspiration, he left with a box of demonstration worms. Today, Wiki Wiki Worm Ranch grows and sells worms and worm byproducts. Vermicompost, also called worm manure, worm castings or vermicast, looks like soil and is used as plant food. Leachate, also called liquid worm castings, is used as foliar spray. Making worm castings at home produces a cheap, all-natural fertilizer, while diverting waste from the landfill. VERMICOMPOST Vermicomposting is a process in which earth-worms and other microorganisms consume and digest organic waste, such as kitchen scraps. Earthworm digestion mixes, conditions, and inoculates residues and nutrients are encased in mucus membranes that are secreted. Worm waste is collected in liquid and solid forms and used as a highly beneficial and cost-effective plant food. Liquid castings make an excellent foliar spray. “Worms are mucus-y,” explains Selfe. “When you spray leachate on the leaves, it builds up a film which repels bugs and protects the plant from mold, mildew and spores. My wife loves using it on her orchids!” Solid castings can be used as a soil amendment or used to make worm tea. When compared to 6 inches of good topsoil, worm castings have five times the available nitrogen, seven times the available potash and 1.5 times more calcium. Worm castings contain a high percentage of humus, which helps soil particles form clusters, creating air channels and improving water retention. Humus prevents harmful plant pathogens, fungi, nematodes and bacteria.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Worm castings are biologically active and contain thousands of beneficial bacteria and enzymes. Nutrients in worm castings last up to six times longer than other types of potting soil. Castings hold two to three times their weight in water, do not bum plants, slowly release nutrients, are water soluble and are an immediate plant food. All of this makes plants grow fast and strong. State law restricts importing potentially harmful organisms. It is illegal to import worms into the state, so do not mail-order worms from out-of-state suppliers. Fines for violating quarantine restrictions can be as much as $25,000. Castings can be used in greenhouses, pots and houseplants as well as gardens and farms, and are used as planting soil for trees, shrubs, vegetables and flowers. “The county is desperate to get anything they can out of the waste stream,” explains Selfe. “Allison Fraley of the County of Kauai Solid Waste Division told me that in one day [60] tons of waste is produced on Kauai. If we divert [a half] pound, per person, per day from that stream by using a worm bin, that’s [15] tons!” WikiWikiWormRanch.com Marta Lane is a Kauai-based food writer. For more information, visit Tasting Kauai, com.</image:caption>
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