httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFIFFw81YeE Oh, Utah winter... can't imagine! People in Philadelphia complain over an inch. Admittedly I'm getting tired of snow already. A pit in the ground works through the winter...pretty cool! Black plastic on top, plenty of cardboard underneath can work wonders for keeping the worms going through the cold months.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKk6AWwm7IA Wow, I've never seen a stacking system done quite like this before! I'm tempted to try something like this, since it has such a small footprint and can handle a pretty serious volume of material. Something like this looks like it would cost under $20, not bad for an item that handles a heck of lot more than the Worm Factory for a fraction of the price...
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sv8s6EW6NkI Definitely digging this MASSIVE Worm Inn. My main question is regarding how to empty it... since it's so huge when you open the drawstrings I can imagine material just flies out of that thing. I wonder how heavy it is...definitely over 100 pounds when full, if not closer to 150 lbs! If I had one of these, I'd pretty much have to stop my other compost projects since I don't have a whole lot of material, but man it's tempting to get one anyway! My current Worm Inn is just enough capacity, but there have been times where I wish it was bigger.