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How to Keep Your Worm Farm Safe
September 19th, 2010 by admin

How to Keep Your Worm Farm Safe

When you are doing worm farming, it does not mean that you can leave you worms unattended. There are worm predators which can pounce on your worms and eat everything. Why keep your worms for profit if you just let predators take them away.

You have to make sure that you worm farm is safe for your worms. Who are the predators and what should you do?

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