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wormcast

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wormcast
a coil of earth or sand that has been egested by a burrowing earthworm or lugworm


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The wormcast can be diluted with water (1:10) to produce a plant-enhancing liquid fertiliser.
Dispose and decompose by Birmingham Mail (England)
Farmyard manure is a rich organic matter product but needs to be composted to stop it scorching plants, while wormcasts are high in humus, with high water and nutrient-holding capacity.
How does your garden grow? by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Farmyard manure is a rich organic matter product but needs to be composted to stop it scorching plants, while wormcasts are high in humus, with high water and nutrient-holding capacity.
Be waterwise this summer by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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