Slide 1: Red wigglers: Eisenia fetida (top) and Eisenia andrei (bottom)

Slide 2: E. fetida (left) mating with E. andrei (right) and produce unfertile cocoons

Slide 3: Two handful or 2 bowls about ~500 compost worms (about 1 lb of compost worms E. andrei including bedding) 

Slide 4: Compost worm cocoons

Slide 5: Vermicompost or worm castings

Slide 6: Life cycle 

Slide 7: Strategies

Slide 8: Types of wastes

Slide 9: Methods

Slide 10: Intensive vermiculture - Java

Slide 11: Intensive vermiculture - the Netherlands

Slide 12: Prototype continuous flow digester - small scale 

Slide 13: Prototype continuous flow digester - medium scale

Slide 14: Prototype continuous flow digester - indoor

Slide 15: Trial vermicompost on cucumbers - aboveground

Slide 16: Trial vermicompost on cucumbers - belowground 

Slide 17: Trial vermicompost teas on "Ruby Streaks" mustard greens

Slide 18: Trial vermicompost teas on seedling of mustard greens

Slide 19: Trial vermicompost on leaf production of mustard greens

Slide 20: Trial vermicompost on flowering of mustard plants

Slide 21: Trial vermicompost on pod/seed production of mustard plants

Slide 22: Trial vermicompost teas on asexual reproduction of roses (soft-hardwood)

Slide 23: Trial vermicompost on sexual reproduction of roses

Slide 24: Trial vermicompost on sexual reproduction of red azalea

Slide 25: Vermicompost for bioremediation of oil contaminated soil - soybeans

Slide 26: Vermicompost for bioremediation of oil contaminated soil - wheats