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 FAQs – Tuko Farm LLC

Have questions about live worms or vermicomposting supplies? You’ll find answers here. Our goal is to make vermicomposting simple, sustainable, and successful for everyone in Georgetown, IN, and beyond.

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What is vermicomposting?

Vermicomposting uses red wiggler worms and beneficial microorganisms to break down organic waste into a nutrient-rich, microbe-packed soil amendment called vermicast (worm castings). Common inputs include food scraps, coffee grounds, paper products, cardboard, and garden clippings.

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What are the benefits of vermicomposting?

Reduces landfill waste
Produces a sustainable, natural soil amendment
Improves soil structure, aeration, and moisture retention
Boosts beneficial microbial life
Can be done at home, school, or on a farm

What is vermicast?

Vermicast, or worm castings, is the natural byproduct of worms digesting organic material. It’s rich in nutrients, microbes, and organic matter, making it a powerful fertilizer for plants.

What is vermicast tea?

Vermicast tea is a liquid fertilizer made by steeping worm castings in oxygenated water with natural additives like kelp meal, azymite, and fish emollients. It delivers nutrients quickly to plants and replenishes soil microbial life.

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What are the benefits of vermicast and vermicast tea?

Enhances germination and plant growth
Improves soil fertility and structure
Boosts plant resistance to pests and diseases
Works for indoor and outdoor plants, including vegetables, flowers, shrubs, and trees

Still have questions?

CALL (502) 509-7301