We’re Building Something Bigger
This isn’t just a worm farm. It’s a regenerative system built from the ground up — with shade, rhythm, and microbial life as its beating heart.
The Vision
We’re manifesting a living, breathing system that transforms food waste into fertile ground. What began in a single bin is scaling — thoughtfully — into a wedge-based vermicomposting flow built to serve not just gardens, but ecosystems.
Shade is being stretched. Piles are forming. Food scraps are arriving from trusted hands. Red wigglers, once introduced, will guide the rhythm — feeding forward, transforming waste, leaving castings in their wake. The wedge moves. The microbes multiply.
Built by Rhythm
This system runs on cycles — not clock time. Every 60–90cm (2–3 feet) is a different phase: new food in the front, castings curing in the rear. We add carefully, water intuitively, and let the worms lead. Shade cloth drapes overhead. A breeze moves through the mesh.
- Greens and browns in equilibrium
- Worms moving, multiplying, self-sustaining
- Temperature and moisture monitored with care
- Castings screened and sold fresh — always alive
The Flow
Food comes in — rejected produce, local scraps, spent greens, manure from nearby stables. Nothing wasted. Everything intentional. What doesn’t go into a landfill, goes into life.
Castings not bagged — but screened, sold, and spread while alive.
