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Have seen a few folks chat about how well a dry worm food works in their farms in boosting growth & numbers of worms so thought I would try some myself.. Found a few dry goods in the pantry during a clean out the other week so have been using them to make up what looks to be a very tasty blend.. Have also started to wet down the dry feed with a 1:20 molasses & water mix.. This will add some sugars to feed the bacteria & add trace elements for richer castings.. Molasses can be bought very cheaply in bulk from farm feed/produce stores.. I have seen a friends post about making his dry feed up from chick starter pellets, Thanks Steven, & have also found a few other recipes on line that may interest some.. http://www.thegardenforums.org/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=1133 http://texasredworms.com/2011/10/12/diy-worm-chow/ http://www.gardenguides.com/86413-fatten-compost-worms.html https://www.facebook.com/groups/wormfarm/526171267482135/ There are also other great tips, hints as well as helpful folk in the Vermicomposting/ Worm Farming group if you like to hang out on Facebook.. https://www.facebook.com/groups/wormfarm/ For more regular updates from the chooks, worms, aquaponics & wicking gardens come visit us at http://www.facebook.com/Bitsouttheback or http://plus.google.com/u/0/+RobBob/posts Have a great one everyone... worm chow,DIY worm chow,compost worm food,how to worm farm, worm food,how to fatten up worms,dry worm food,red wriggler,red worms,African night crawlers,blue wrigglers,European night crawlers,worms,night crawlers,compost worms,organic gardening,urban homesteading,vegetable gardening,self sufficiency,garden update,vegetable Gardening (TV Genre),Vermicompost,Do It Yourself (Website Category)