African Nightcrawler
A few months ago, a friend of mine encouraged me to check out this website called LinkedIn. Never having been a big fan of social networking until a few years ago, I was hesitant in immersing myself in yet another virtual community. I did not take long for me to catch on. This seemed like the professional version of that phenomenal network called Facebook. Here on Linked In, though, I came to join discussion groups of people involved in the same industry I was. On the Vermicomposting Network, I met Cassandra Truax, CEO of Wormilicious, a vermicomosting farm in San Antonio, Texas. I got an email from her asking to me to be a guest on her website podcast, specifically to talk about Vermicomposting in the Philippines and our own farm. Arranging a call through Skype, she interviewed me for close 25 minutes where I shared the work I do, the farm I live in and the organic agriculture industry in Negros Island and the Philippines. It was an excellent way of sharing ideas through the use of the internet, I thought it would be worth sharing here too. Please click the link below and open Podcast 11, it should play automatically if things work out well. Happy listening!
http://wormdiaries.organic-raised-bed-gardening.com/category/podcast/
I learned a lot from this article, great help for me, thank you!
Sir Paul,
I started my vermiculture with 40 kilos of ANC, i already harvested one tonne of vermicompost and im using it as my fertilizer on my garden. Im really interested in adopting your practice.Please send me design layout of your low cost greenhouse if you may permit it.Almost everyday, I read your article but I cant find any writeups regarding greenhouse layout.It will be of great help if you can give me pointers on greenhouse design.More power and hope to visit your farm in the near future.
Henry Lacuadra