angoraandworms.com
...from exotic angora ...to red worms
...there is a connection
Welcome to this website! Worm information is now on http://www.wormladies.com You can order worms on The Worm Ladies website.
Composting with red wiggler worms Published 03/08/2011 By Jenna Cho Publication: TheDay.com Worms aren't exactly welcome in most kitchens, but The Worm Ladies of Charlestown say red wiggler worms kept in a container under the sink can help break down food waste into natural fertilizers for gardening. The Ladies gave a talk Tuesday, March 8, 2011 at the Lyme Garden Club's monthly meeting on the benefits of composting using these worms.
knitting with handspun angora...so warm and
luxurious...
http://www.tvduck.com/frame.php?epi=342968&view=849342 This is a website for a DIRTY JOBS show at Ohio Valley Wool Processing. Michael Rowe is spinning my angora/merino top coned yarn.
If you need further information on the angora, the products, the projects, the worms, or worm composting, please feel free to contact me.
Nancy Warner, 161 A East Beach Road, Charlestown, RI 02813, 401-322-7675, angoraandworms@verizon.net
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