WORMS. So, in my meditations I thought about something I had

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> I have previously seen somewhere on the intrenet

Sounds like a really solid plan, m8.
You should really pursue it

>>1033040

I just remember it from somewhere. I did more research before I even made this thread.

>worm castings
wait, do you sell the dead worms as futaizer?

You probably remember work castings from when I mentioned them here yesterday.

>>1033029
>I found out that my local area (and the surrounding areas) have nothing like this, so there's a market.
It doesn't exist somehow means there is a market for your product?

OP IM YOUR MAN!!

I farm worms and the best way is stack four or five tires and fill them with dirt, also remove the sod from the ground before you place the tire stack.

I put compost in the dirt and I get big worms.
After a little while your tire stack will fill up with worms and you can unstuck it for easy worm recovery.

Process smaller worms and sell nightcrawlers for fishing bait, two bucks per dozen.

what about fish farming? i wanna get into fish farming, though, most competition would stem from prisons.

>>1033428

Do you do this for a business or just on the side? Or just as a hobby?

>>1033392

I didn't see your thread yesterday. I'm also saying that while we have a lot of farmers, gardeners, and landscapers, I don't see a lot of anything advertising or selling worm shit. I think this is a market I could get into here and convince others of its virtues.

>>1033029
I know a guy that grows worms in his asshole, best nutritional values on every benchmark ever.

>>1033029
A buddy of mine sells shit like that at the local farmer's market.

He doesnt do very well. Then again, it could just be his marketing. He is selling it as a service, like he would come over and use this worm shit on your lawn and planters once a week or something.

haha, i though about this a year ago.
in my country there is no one working with this, and they say, our red worm is almost extinct, (cause of flatworms etc)
I'm living in the Faroe Island, 50k people, so i guess it would be a small market.
I was thinking to go to the mountans and gather worms, cause i don't want to import worms

>>1033428
where do you live? and dose it get cold in the winter? and is rain a problem?