This guy makes $60,000.00 to $100,000.00 yearly growing worms!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceV_nYQrYdo
Interesting video from Australia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=az6UYZ6GOj4
This guy makes $60,000.00 to $100,000.00 yearly growing worms!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceV_nYQrYdo
Interesting video from Australia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=az6UYZ6GOj4
That is a lot of money worm ranching
Reminds me of those old adds for income from growing garlic, shredding tires and other stuff in ones basement. That’s some good income though.
That would pay some bills for sure.
i was thinking how much fishing stuff it would buy...Quote:
Originally Posted by funfishers
I would think a fella would have to hustle and be creative to make that amount of money
He know doubt is, Buy my book, and learn how you too can become rich selling worms. lolQuote:
Originally Posted by DockShootinJack
Absolutely
One of my first money making adventures. Grew up on a farm near a lake. Digging worms and selling for a penny each to a couple of bait shops netted me a couple dollars a week. Good pocket money for a 10 year old in the 1960’s.
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That’s some serious doe in the basement!!!
Used to catch night crawlers in my younger years back in the 80s sold them to the local store for $5 bucks a hundred . I thought I was really making the doe back then!
tried to get the grandkids to pick crawlers last year ,[ 12 and 13 ] for a $1 a dozen as many as they could pick, well file that under another dumb idea, still buying them at the bait shop for $2.50 a doz :dono
had a bud who raised red worms ie red wigglers back when . had several beds in his back yard
told me to come get all I want whenever I wanted them , said they thrived on ground up household trash
looked to be pretty easy to me , but never have tried it myself , i just go into our little jungle garden beside the house .
the no dogs or chickens allowed spot and turn up a shovel or 2 and we got worms ....:highfive
When the coop and run gets cleaned out all the litter and manure gets piled up after it cooks off and cools down it will be loaded with worms
He's not making money raising worms; he's making money marketing and selling them. Just like everyone has great "million dollar" ideas/inventions; it's not the idea that makes it a success, it's the selling! :yikes
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Originally Posted by Slab
You got that right my friend! The idea is no good unless someone is willing to sell the idea and someone else buys it.
Mike
Creative marketing is key
Seems like too much work to make an elixir …why not just sell the worms? Or better yet, raise crickets,,south is loaded with crickets…