..Are you convinced of the need to turn your organic wastes into Black Gold super plant food, but are put off by the hassle of stackable worm composting systems with their need to constantly move trays around?

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Dear friend,

As a life long gardener and one who has practiced worm composting for years on different systems, I saw the need for something revolutionary in terms of finished compost collection and worm separation. I also found it a lengthy process with these common migration and stackable systems to gather the finished castings or vermicompost. Not so anymore!

I explored the so called flow-through systems, but found them to be too messy, complicated, and with a tendency to dry out often. As a prior engineer who loves problem solving, I put my head to work and developed a simple, inexpensive, worm composting system which will amaze you with minimal maintenance, the amount of worms produced and the elimination of the above problems.

* Easy Roll Wormcomposter is under patent application review

Introducing the new bins that we are now making and offering for sale!

After having sold many plans, we received many requests to manufacture these bins and offer for sale

Consider the Easy Roll Worm Composter benefits:

	No more stackable units to move around. Simply roll the bin over, remove bottom and collect your compost - all without disturbing the worms or bed!
	Collect very small or large amounts of compost as needed. This is more difficult in conventional worm bins.
	By rolling the unit over, you access the very bottom where most worms have left, and the finished Black Gold resides.
	Leaving the inverted bottom off longer before collecting, will result in worms moving further down into bedding and eliminate tortuous worm seperation from the compost
	Unlike flow-through systems, you actually see what you get as you shovel the strata you are harvesting.
	Far less expensive, complicated, and messy than those bottom harvest systems with their agitators, bars and screens.
	Occasional rotation of bin provides aeration and gentle stimulation to your worms. And you know what that means! Eating and reproduction!