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RECYCLE WITH THE REDWORM and make money
WORM YOUR WAY INTO BUSINESS
Excitement is high and enthusiasm abounds. It seems that once
one learns about the exciting worm industry and what those lowly
creatures are doing for the environment and for our pocketbooks they
just can't sleep at night. Worms have been grown commercially for
generations. Most people probably believe the primary destination for
worms is the end of a fisherman's hook. While bait sales in the United
States are considerable (one source estimated some time ago that
80,000,000 cups of earthworms would be sold a year at the retail level
for bait) the current outlook for worm sales is even more staggering
because of the tremendous need for reducing landfill waste. The redworm,
a tiny creature but a powerful resource in waste reduction, eats organic
waste in the amount of its own weight daily. Thousands of pounds of
redworms, bred commercially, are at this moment reducing tons of
household and other waste at landfill diversion sites around the world.
The demand for the redworm seriously exceeds the supply. While
growing worms will demand some effort, the rewards will be ample for
those who are willing to expend some energy. The earthworm industry is
serious business and VermiCo wants to help take the industry into the
21st century by creating a network of independent growers made up of
people like you who want reduce landfill waste by turning it into
valuable soil amendments while making some money.
Recycling with the redworm is our full time busniss. If you have
an interest in the expanding worm industry and would like some
information, simply e-mail us at bogdanov@cdsnet.net and we will be happy
to forward additional information to you.