Herron Farms Dawsonville 706-531-4789

I am looking for some part time work, to help thru the winter months, can do full time if needed, but not into begging for an interview......

Make sure to bring your worms in, it is cold.......

get ready for the cold, remember Africans like it about 72-78 deg f..........they will survive above or below, but thrive at 72-78, bring them in if you have to.....

Herrons Magic Worm Dirt

is here for 2015

100% organic

No GMO's

Made in USA

sold only in USA

sold exclusivly by Herron Farms Dawsonville

I have not been able to post on my Blogs for a while, was very iritating.....My best wishs for all, over the Holiday season.

2015 looks to be as interesting as the last few years, Not just here, but all over. We are sloweng down on worm shipments, havent done this ever before, But, the last few winters have been extreamly cold, this one has already broke records.

Hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving day,

just an FYI, dont know how good it will be, but I see doctor oz is going to do a show on GMO's.......

hart to do one with out hateing gmo's................

at the day of this post, there has been all most 44,000 hits to this page, lots for information, information that I freely give. many follow with phone calls or emails.

many have followed with visits, and class's............................

what a great feeling for me, to know that I have helped set the seed, for self sustaiability. These numbers are not made up, like some people fudge the numbers, I have never added numbers to the hits. and dont have auto reloads.

good reading, gool luck, and may God bless each of you.

Tim

Hope every one has a great labor day weekend, think we will get some chicken and go fishing.....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diatomaceous_earth

very interesting, this is DE, and all I use.

here is what I and others used to use, sevin dust or spray, wow

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbaryl

. Does the "manure" from earthworms have to meet the same criteria as other
manures?

No. According to the NOSB Compost Task Force, earthworm castings are “finely divided organic material produced non-thermophilically due to interactions between aerobic microorganisms and earthworms, as organic material passes through the earthworm gut.” It makes no sense that earthworm castings would have to meet the same requirements as manure. Otherwise, it would be a violation of the regulation to have earthworms defecating in your soil less than 120 days prior to harvest of a crop for human consumption if the crop contacts the soil.

The manure requirements at §205.203.c.1 do not apply to earthworm castings, as the language specifically says “animal and plant materials include: 1) Raw animal manure, which must be composted.” The NOP definition of manure describes “excreta from livestock”, which does not apply to invertebrates such as earthworms that are either native or used in soil building processes, and not raised “for food or in the production of food.”

from

http://newfarm.org/certification/050103/answers_print.shtml

Please get your order to me before noon on friday, to ship out by tue. this is with africans only. or other large orders

http://herronfarms.wordpress.com/page/2/

This winter, has by far been the worst Georgia has ever had. It also played a big part in huge amouts of worm loss, not just me, many large worm farmers have folded up.

I have scaled back my sales in order to rebreed. and concintrait on my many types of worm castings and tea's......

yes, I have worms, no I am not going away, yest I have worm castings, and worm tea. and yes, I am always willing to help others.

Simple worm tea,

2 cups worm castings into a 5 gal bucket

1 tbs honey or molass's

1 tbs kelp

4 gal unclorinated water

mix well with a paint mixer on a drill or by hand

use within 4-5 hours

can be diluted 10-1