Websites using composting tea as a keyword

WormPoop.com offers great information for fertilizer by using household waste and red worm composting. Help your garden grow the way nature intended.

From beginners to experts this web site is designed to provide composting information and links to other people involved in all forms of composting. From home composting to compost tea, compost toilets, large scale composting, vermi and compost use. No matter what your interest is, you'll find something here worth you time.

Herbs, Moringa and Aloe. We offer fresh local products grown, harvested and packaged in Tampa Bay. Moringa Oleifera seeds, oil, powder, spice and tea.

Cathys Crawly Composters is an environmentally driven vermiculture business supplying red wiggler worms, vermicomposting bins, informative books - everything you need to get started.

Worm castings are the nutrient rich excretions produced by earthworms and used as natural organic fertilizers which can revitalize your lawn, plants and gardens and restore soil health. Casting4Growth LLC is owned and operated in Jacksonville, Florid

The Worm Ladies sell red wiggler worms for composting kitchen and yard waste in order to produce worm castings that are an organic fertilizer. We  also offer workshops and lectures about composting with worms.

Our herbs are all grown organically, cultivated without the use of pestisides, fertilized with organic manure from our own chickens, rabbits and little kinder goats, and the water used is from our private well which is sustained by the Nisqually River. Only 20 miles upriver is where the Nisqually begins, at the Nisqually Glacier which is located on the south side of Mount Rainier. Our method of using organic rich soil, choosing to use companion plants instead of pesticides and pure glacier water to grow our herbs, plants and flowers, may be more labor intensive, but it takes a far less toll on our environment. Through soil building, crop rotation, careful harvesting and proper composting, all of which are sustainable agricultural practices, the end result is well worth it, not to mention the product is much healthier for our bodies.