Worm farming does take a lot of patience and time to get things right and moving. Like any business, selling worms and worm cast incurs costs, and it is about covering these costs to make a profit. But be aware, more serious businesses take on large machinery and facilities for breeding worms and composting which require a lot of careful planning and investment. So it really isn’t inhibited by where you are. The great thing is that these operations are happening all across the world from the US, Canada and the UK to India, Hong Kong and Australia! There are even companies who don’t really care about either of them and focus on the worm business as a solution to recycling organic waste, receiving money for the recycling service. Some are there to provide good quality worm casts to make compost tea which is great as an organic fertilizer. There are some who are in the business specifically for selling worms, so they find the best way to grow fat worms fast. There are many successful businesses out there which are making good money with each focusing on providing for different markets. Sadly too many people think it is an easy and simple way of making money and many people underestimate the time and effort needed. Some even have strong customer base with research centers who use worms for their research.
Worms are most prominent in the fishing market or for the home composting market when sold with wormeries.
“Can you really make money selling red wigglers & their compost?” ~ Brenda MathewsĪre you asking whether people will pay for worms and for the compost they produce?
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