Mineral parts from the bedrock, which aren’t helpful for the worms, simply pass through and are ultimately amalgamated with organic waste through the worms’ mucus. Then, the creatures cast out friable ...

Dear Dr. Dirt: I have a raised garden bed that I had tomatoes in this summer and I had problems with tomato worms. Is there something I can treat the soil with that will prevent the problem next year?

Rare, invasive species of "crazy jumping" worm is on the rise in Illinois, official says By Richard Ray • Published September 7, 2016 • Updated on September 7, 2016 at 3:39 pm BOOKMARKER ...