TED-Ed: Vermicomposting: How worms can reduce our waste - Matthew Ross

The video discusses the significant issue of global food waste, highlighting that a third of food produced is wasted, costing billions. It introduces worms as a solution, explaining their role in converting organic waste into natural fertilizers through vermicomposting. The process of setting up a worm bin at home is detailed, emphasizing the use of redworms. The video also covers worm reproduction and the benefits of their castings as fertilizers. Finally, it explores vermicomposting as a business opportunity, especially in urban areas, promoting sustainability and efficient food consumption.

How long does it take for new baby worms to hatch?

What are the benefits of vermicomposting in urban environments?