How to Build A Worm Farm In a Bathtub

Posted on Oct 1 2017 - 8:05pm by UOG
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“This week on Gardening Australia I turned an old acrylic bathtub into a worm farm building the frame out of an old timber futon base. It’s an example of upcycling that I see in community gardens and backyards everywhere around the country.”

 

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