What is Vermicomposting ?

Vermicomposting uses earthworms, oxygen and moisture to safely break down organic material with few odors. Basically, worm do most of the heavy lifting, and bacteria also helps. Red worms are favourites for this type of composting.  

Earthworm : Eisenia fetida , known under various common names such as manure worm, red worm, red wiggler worm etc, is a species of earthworm adapted to decaying Organic material. 

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  AmHuman Organic is doing a great job in Vermicomposting in Mukerian (Punjab). You can order your vermicompost and red worms (Eisenia fetida) directly through this link Order Vermicompost Free delivery on terms.

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