EarthWorks Composting Supplies
Dedicated to the promotion and encouragement of worm composting; to help reduce, recycle and re-use organic waste currently headed for our over-stretched landfills. EarthWorks supplies composting worms, vermicomposting systems, and information – actively supporting the community by demonstrating the benefits of vermiculture.
EarthWorks is owned by Robert and Sue Crofton-Sleigh
We have lived in Chilliwack BC for over twenty years and our two acre worm farm has panoramic views of the beautiful Fraser Valley. It’s too bad that the worms are not able to appreciate them as well!
With our landfills reaching capacity and many natural resources becoming depleted, it only makes sense to recycle and re-use the organic waste that is otherwise put out with the trash. Composting kitchen scraps returns nutrients to the earth as an unsurpassed organic fertilizer; vermicomposting or composting with red worms greatly speeds the process and with a compact, upward migration worm bin it is possible to recycle kitchen waste in even the smallest of apartments. No mess, no smell and minimal effort!
EarthWorks stocks only the best worm bins made from recycled plastics and little or no off-shore content. And we strive to supply all our customers’ red wiggler needs from our own worm beds. more >>
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A WORM FACTORY ® 360, ideal when you want to efficiently recycle using a worm bin in limited space…
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›› Red Wigglers – best all round composting worm
›› European Nightcrawlers – composting worm also great for bait because of its larger size
›› Worm Factory 360 – stacking-tray worm bin system turns kitchen waste into vermicompost
›› Worm Inn – low-maintenance worm composting system with optimum air-flow design
›› UrBin Grower – flexible raised bed organic growing system
›› Worm Wigwam – industrial grade flow through vermicomposter
the Worm Composting Business page is now
OUR VERMICULTURE, found under ABOUT US; covering much more of what we’re up to:
- Here On Our Farm
- Around Our Community
- In the Vermiculture
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