We always appreciate interest in our worm farm! This story ran in The (Glens Falls) Chronicle on Earth Day in April, 2021

It's the "dog days of summer" as this is being written, with about 1,000% humidity and temperatures that feel like 100 or more, even...

Worm farms generally sell castings by the pound, rather than area (for example, 5 lbs instead of X cubic feet). Part of the reason is...

A lot of backyard composters assume the freezing temperatures of winter keep their piles from heating up, and the cold does make it...

What do you do with your Christmas tree after the holiday season? While some towns pick up discarded trees and bring them to a mulcher,...

We're often asked how you can separate the castings and worms when your home worm bin is ready to harvest. The most efficient and easiest...

We have a two main areas of focus at Adirondack Worm Farm. The first is all things worm-related: red wiggler composting worms, vermicast,...

A lot of people want to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, fight climate change, and reduce their own carbon footprint. There are plenty of...

June was very hot and pretty dry. The first week of July has already topped out over 90F and likely will do so again (and one of our fans...

If you want to stretch the use of worm castings over an extensive garden, or your front lawn, there's a fairly simple process to turn the...

Our curbside composting customers are great, and we truly appreciate every one of them. They take the time to keep biodegradable waste...

When you work with pile after pile of hot compost year-round, finding ways to streamline the process is important. While getting the...

Composting requires a mix of both nitrogen and carbon to be successful. The nitrogen or "greens" are food waste and fresh vegetative...

It's a new year, and many people of course make New Year's Resolutions. It can be a useful practice, though many don't follow through...

The Christmas tree is up, the stockings are hung, the lights are strung, and we're ready for jolly ole St. Nick. It was touch and go as...

What we're thankful for this year.

A lot of folks love love love summer. And there’s plenty to enjoy - from vacation season to barbecues to long days of sunshine. But fall...

Why don't worms ever take a break and go on vacation?

Sometimes you know what you shouldn't do, and yet somehow you end up doing it anyway. I was looking to fatten up a bin of European...

Plenty of folks are interested in using worms for compost because they see the global benefit of recycling, and diverting a portion of...