Worm Breeding for Beginners - Part 1

- For the black breeding bins, you can get “bus bins” at a restaurant supply store or mortar mixing trays at a building supply store.

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[chrisschultz]

I'm so happy to see you getting back to instructional videos. This is what I subscribed for. I've watched a couple of worm presenters who pretty much stopped altogether once the business end of things became successful. Thank you, and please keep up the good work.

[muellerdeal]

such a respectful young man you are raising and teaching the trade!

[AJ-jleo]

Another great video Capt. Matt & Jude - perfect timing as I’m looking to start to do some breeding bins. My kitchen composting worms have been breeding enough to give breeding bins a go - looking forward to the next videos. God bless you & your family, be safe in that garage of yours.

[HDVideoMy]

I did everything you explained here in these videos but into a 15lt bucket as thats all i had available.
Today was 21 days and I harvested the cocoons, I didnt think i had too many until i started digging through and holy man i had so many cocoons literally hundreds and hundreds.
Thankyou for your video.
Breeding Worms setup and going again now.
From Australia regards Dan

[alastairleung]

Wohoo!! I’ve been waiting for a step by step breakdown on this topic. Glued to the screen! Thanks Cap!

[dnawormcastings]

About time somebody’s talking real worm stuff that can help my breeding worm have more. Eggs and have the right amount of breeders in one bin 🇳🇿❤

[oohhbio]

I am so glad to have found you ❤, so much great info helping me to get started ❤

[jessandbean]

Thanks for the video Captain and Jude!✊🏽✊🏽

[SmashDab]

Your a awesome teacher, I’m excited every time I see your videos

[RosWigglers]

Love this! Thanks for all of your knowledge, Captain Matt! (and Jude!)

[ckroepd]

You are an excellent teacher. Thank you for sharing and may God bless the work of your hands.

[peggyhelblingsgardenwhatyo]

Great, great video, Captain Matt❤ Jude is really growing up 💪
Your vision is really expanding
Take care
❤Peggy❤

[Adventuresofawormman-ypds]

Just staring up my worm farm. Thanks for all the info!

[aaronbeh]

good information thanks Captain Matt.God bless you

[guylewis]

Hi Captain Matt, I am really enjoying watching the great videos on breeding worms with you grandson, both sharing valuable time together as well as learning and sharing skills.
After watching the video where you explained how to get an awful lot of moisture into the bedding, I have just set up my new bedding in the same way, as I write this the bedding has been very wet and is now draining. I am using Cocoa Coir compost as bedding and will let you know how I get on.
You mentioned some have had problems with Coco coir though I have also seen ' The Garden and Worm Lady' using Cocoa Coir again quite wet to breed worms in.
Thanks again for great informative videos, and please say 'Hi, and well done' to your grandson, I hope he is enjoying the time with you!
Regards Guy

[rico]

Hello again Captain Matt. Am I wrong or is 2' x 1.5', 3 sq feet, or 2.5 sq feet? I think 3 square feet. Maybe it doesn't matter. Not trying to be a smart a**, but it will affect the volume of worms to place in bin. Thanks again for all your vids. You're the best!

[amalinafarid]

Hi Captain Matt. May i have your favor. Can u please teach us demonstration in making bedding of african night crawlers?😊

[alexsampaio]

Thanks, Captain! We need more worms around the world! hehe

[willsgotworms]

Funny thing is I'm about to begin my breeding setup and was going to use cococoir as the bedding (I have a huge surplus of it). As you weren't able to give an actual reason why not to use it, I'll use it as planned but will keep you updated on my results!

[ThePeoplesPlugBMWI]

Yeah you could’ve touched the other kind of lime & water activates it can get so hot it catches fire 🔥