Antioch, CA (PRWEB) July 27, 2009
Worms are environmentally friendly and make the world around us a better and "greener" place to live. These environmentally friendly worms come from Monster Worms, located in Antioch, in the San Francisco Bay area, California. Entrepreneurs Dave Anderson and Beth Tibbits that run Monster Worms believe "with a little effort, we can all help our world". That's why they are offering their composting red worms, worm bins and compost tumblers. They turn kitchen fruit and vegetable scraps into nutrient rich, organic compost and worm castings. It's an environmentally friendly and economical way to healthy organic gardening.
Stop by any local coffee house and you will most likely find something on the menu called espresso. If you have never tried an espresso you may want to give one a try the next time you visit your local coffee house. This magical, wonderful mixture may become your most favorite type of coffee drink.
Never before has espresso been more popular than it is today. Many people have heard of espresso coffee but really do not understand exactly what an espresso coffee drink is. Espresso coffee is a beverage that started out in Milan, Italy. Usually this coffee beverage was...
Recently, Monster Worms received the Bay Area Green Business Certificate. The Bay Area Green Business Program verifies that businesses meet higher standards of environmental performance. The certification review was thorough and many aspects of the business' daily use of resources was reviewed. They reviewed the electrical system. Monster Worms uses CFL's versus incandescent bulbs to reduce electrical usage. Solar panels are used to supplement their electrical use. The landscape and garden are irrigated with a drip system or with carefully placed sprinklers. No chemical fertilizers or pesticides are used on the property. Fruit and vegetable scraps and yard trimmings are turned into worm castings or compost by the use of red composting worms or a back yard compost tumbler. The worm castings and compost are used to enrich the soil.
The business is a natural extension of the family's way of life. When the family shops they use reusable canvas bags. Fruit and vegetable trimmings, waste paper, cardboard, and yard trimmings are either fed to their worms or composted. No pesticides or chemical fertilizers are used in their home or garden. The worm castings and compost are used on the family's plants and lawn.They installed solar panels at their home, so electrical appliances run on supplemented solar energy. It is important to the family that Monster Worms is a "green business."
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Excellent for organic gardening and fishing
Red worms are excellent modifiers. They produce great organic castings that are rich in nutrients from kitchen fruit and vegetable scraps. Worm castings are an excellent nutrient source, ideal for organic gardening. Red wiggler (Eisenia fetida) or its larger cousin, the European Nightcrawler (Eisenia hortensis) generate a lot of castings and produce a lot of cocoons. They are both great for fishing bait as are the African Nightcrawler, the Canadian Nightcrawler and the Alabama Jumper. Of all the Monster Worms, the Alabama Jumpers are the best worms for putting in the soil. All Monster Worms are weighed excluding the bedding material. However they are shipped out in their natural beddings.
Sarasota, FL (PRWEB) February 28, 2012
Any doubts that the Internet is an insuppressible source of revenues have likely been put to rest by a new report from the United States Commerce Department. According to the report, online revenues are on a steep incline. The final figures from 2010 have been calculated to reveal a nearly 15% increase in online spending, with consumers parting with some $165.4 billion at their favorite e-retailers. This increase comes alongside data suggesting an overall decline in traditional retail spending. But while it is clear that consumers are spending money on the Internet, what...
About Monster Worms
Monster Worms is located in Antioch, CA which is in the San Francisco East Bay Area. They believe in keeping the community and the environment green and clean. They collect coffee grounds and newspapers from their local coffee shops and fruit and vegetables from sandwich shops and restaurants. Manure collected from a nearby horse stable along with rabbit droppings from a local pet supply store feed the worms; otherwise most of this would have ended up in a landfill. Monster Worms believes in leaving a very small carbon foot print on this world. To learn more visit http://www.MonsterWorms.com or call (925) 890-5773.
