Putting the worms in the wormtopia, made by the Sunleafs co. The species of worms I used is Lumbricus rubellus (red wriggler). The book I red that got me started on this is, "Worms Eat My Garbage". There are 2000 worms in one lb. Most people know Charles Darwin for his association with evolutionary philosophy, but what most people don't realize is that his last work contributed the bulk of what we know about worms. The reason that I got into this is because the Lord revealed to me that he setup setup systems in nature to balance resources. The shortages that we experience are the result of not managing resorces effectively. Our failure in the dominion of this world is the result of not recognizing the systems that are already in set in place and working within them. Everything exists in this world to make it an Edin. There is no fixed pie. Our problem isn't that there is a lack of resouces, it's that there is a lack of intelligence. Meaning we need to be understand these systems fully, we don't know how to manipulate them, and we don't know how to create them. I have always thought that the next natural step for technology will be organic. Mechanical--->Electronic--->Organic. To do this we need to not only have a thorough understanding of biology and chemistry, but we need to be seeking applications.
Below is a picture and very short video of what it looks like between the layers of the farm. The feeding area is located up at the top and they breed in the bottom rack. There's a grate that holds each layer of dirt in place and the worms are able to travel up and down through those grates to get to the layer they want to be in.
Below is a picture of the faucet wher the worm tea is drained.
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