It doesn’t take a lot of time or investment to create worm bins filled with red wigglers that will break down food scraps into rich compost for the garden. There’s a yardstick among gardeners ...

At Apricot Lane Farms in Moorpark, a 40-foot-long vermicomposting (vermi=worm) bin is utilized in providing mineral nutrition to more than 200 varieties of fruits and vegetables grown on site.

Placed next to our pet rabbit Pushkin’s little barn house, the gray worm bin blended in nicely with my mid-century modern furniture. Visitors even mistook it for a fancy storage box for bunny ...

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Matt Rogers, former Apple engineer and co-founder of Nest, has now turned his attention ... de-stinking" kitchen bin. The idea is to stop all our food waste ending up in landfill and instead ...

A cigarette bin used as a nesting site by blue tits was recovered from Old Buckenham in Norfolk for research into toxicity impact in the birds Research is being carried out on why blue tits have ...

Research is being carried out on why blue tits have been nesting in cigarette butt bins and if it could have any long-term impact on the birds. Douglas Russell, a senior curator who is based at ...

The birds nested in the bin at Norwich Research Park, and a notice was attached asking smokers to use a bucket instead. Healthcare technician Mark Pointer said a colleague alerted him to the nesting ...

Joshua Caitens-Smith A blue tit turned a public cigarette bin into a nest for her chicks The bin is in a smoking shelter at the park's Innovation Centre. "Anyone who went down for a cigarette then ...

Healthcare technician Mark Pointer said a colleague alerted him to the nesting birds. "As we got close to the cigarette box, a bird popped out, which I recognised as a blue tit," he said. The bin ...

That's where vermicomposting, or worm composting, comes in. Vermicomposting can be done indoors or outdoors, and can be done in a relatively small bin that can fit in a modest home or apartment.

NTU Associate Professor Cao Bin at the School of CEE and Principal Investigator at SCELSE said, "A single worm can only consume about a couple of milligrams of plastic in its lifetime, so imagine ...