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Yes, I was impressed by your video. Yes, you could have added biochar, cardboard, or even other amendments. But this was not what your video was about. It was about what you did and what the result was. Action and result, pure and simple, and nothing more to complicate the issue. Thank you. Also, the clear vision, audio, and editing took us from start to finish with no waiting for the next week. ie, a complete film. And besides all that guff, I learned a bit. Tar.

Old stale bread is absolutely the favorite food of redworms and the euro nightcrawlers.

Why did belender smell burning and got broken? Have you guys experience that?

I use a 15 sheet shredder & process around 6kg/13½lbs of boxes in a session - more than that & the thermal cutout kicks in. I reckon on using 200-250kg/440-550lbs a year in my annual output of around 2.5m³/3.3yd³. I'm no dig/no till & this is just sufficient for my needs.

How many worms can you raise in a 1 tone compost bag I am think about buying one of them bags for my worms

Use warm water next time a lot faster

Have you added this to your worm bin?

1:32 can this device use to generate vibrate to the wall/ceiling?

I wonder if the pine pellets would work as well. They're $7/40lb bag from Tractor Supply...and expand precisely the same as the hardwood. I already use them for cat litter (they're freaking amazing for that)...so I always have some on hand.

Venison will get rid of the deer. Just kidding. Wire mesh all around and supported in the four corners will work.

How different are the videos about bokashi in Spanish. If you are looking for information in Spanish about bokashi, it is always using manure, molasses, yeasts, etc. and using a shovel outdoors. While in English they are the same using buckets? , they have already purchased the bokashi and only introduce kitchen waste. So it's not really like making bokashi.

Worms are going to love that watermelon 🇳🇿🪱

Do you have an Idea how much electricity does it consume

That is a nice feeding for the worms.

Great update!!🪱🪱🪱

Definitely going to be a corn and watermelon party soon! ~ Sandra

Very interesting biochar addition! Looking forward to seeing how it does! Those worms look fantastic after 4 months!!🪱🪱🪱

The Vermi bags and the worm Inns don't do well if not watered/ fed at least every 2 weeks. They dry out, out, out.

Do you still use this setup? I like the rope idea I might do the same.

Hi Noel, it's good to see you again. You sure make the case for that Vitamix dehydrator - I hope to scoop one used eventually! Your worms adapted to the changing conditions. I think you're right and the system will bounce back. ~ Sandra

I can’t believe there is still shredded cardboard that is left over after four months!

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Have you ever had a problem with the grinder jamming up so it won't even turn? I have the FC-50 and several times it has jammed to the point you have to loosen the screw in the bottom to free it up.

It’s fantastic))💪🏻.

Is it possible to use the drained bokashi liquids as a bokashi inoculate on newly added material to the bin ?

That is not faster than a simple non motorized table top version. Not your fault, i don't think these designs work at all. A large trommel or a table top sliding version are the two options

People are losing their mind over this appliance. Yes, it's not a composter. It's a FoodCycler. Vitamix is not claiming it's a composter. Its job is to process your food remains, grind them up and dehydrate them. It does so very well. It's better than the competition, because the filters are refillable, there's no subscriptions and it's not "smart". I have a lot of animals hanging around my property, so composting outside is a pain, because no matter where I bury my remains, they will dig them up. The FoodCycler solves that problem. In the winter, the composting worms break it down much more quickly. I also compost a lot of eggshells and it's a pain to grind them up by hand. The FoodCycler does that for me. For me, this is a great appliance.

Wow!!! What species of worms?

Didn’t know there was a cardboard shredder.I don’t think I want the cost but it’s cool.Im trying to make compost cheap.I just soak and peel it and do by hand once soft.

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I’m not sure if you still check this but thought I’d try anyway. How tall is the front and back? Like the idea of having it lower to the floor vs up high. Since it’s low to the worms at the end fall neatly into the bin!

Can you sharpen the canary cutter?

Cool. Im working on building one. I have the sifter frame built but not the stand. I was thinking the sawsaw would be enough. But maybe bought would be better? Both shaking and back and forth? They might not get stuck then. Im learning alot when im gonna get mine operational. Thanks so much.

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You must have read my mind! I mentioned you in my latest video - so great to see you back with a video today. ~ Sandra

That was a ton of food brotha

I have a Vitamix FoodCycler 5 and have been using it for a couple of months now. I'm quite happy with the result of the "compost". However I have issues with the bucket sticking in the unit after cycles are complete where I cannot get teh bucket out of the unit. I'm afraid the bucket handle wi break. Have you experienced the same issue? If so,how did you resolve it?

Nice looking castings coming up from the bottom of the bag 🇳🇿❤️🪱

please let us know how it will be going for your soil. I am kind of doing the same here in some areas and so far it is quite impressive.

How has the bio char worked for you. Have you noticed anything after adding it?

Hi Lowel, as always, a great video! Two questions: Is your paper wet or do you keep it dry? Also, can the paper be watered with the bacteria solution? Thank you!

I have this. It’s great. I tried an indoor composter and it gave me no end of trouble and smell.

I need the paperwork that came with it, what you can put in it. and how to work it

My bag dries out real fast to would not buy another one have to add water every 3 days

Remember to peel off any shipping labels off the boxes, also don’t use white paper as compost

I'm using the dunks by adding them to water. They work great in large houseplants like Monstera Deliciosa.

I also watch AV and he had his worm bins down. I can’t even get close to his populations. You guys have been such a help, blessing

I just started putting bio char in my worm bins. I was reading it’s good for the soil. It helps with micob growth and also the worms use it for grit. I also read it can stimulate the worm population. I wonder how it’s been doing for you.

Where do you purchase the round hole screen?

Have you tried with left over pizza? Or left over pasta? I just got my eco 5 today, it’s running now, I do use lemons a lot and mandarins, so we will see how that goes with the peels.