If you’ve already made the switch to a more eco-conscious lifestyle and finally decided to ditch your plastic straws and plastic bags for reusable ones, you might be on the hunt for other things to do to further improve the environment. While you may be familiar with traditional composting—the process of breaking down food scraps and other organic materials to create a nutrient-dense soil additive—adding worms to the mix can make the process even easier (and more interesting).
Worm composting—also known as vermicomposting—uses the power of worms to break down natural materials in highly-ventilated, waterproof bins. The worms in the bins eat the food scraps you load in there, turning them into compost as they pass through their bodies.
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