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Thursday, February 20, 2025
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Little Ketchup
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Grittyville, WA
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Here I marked where I could see worms. The central worm "knot" has many worms. Its a bit surprising that this many survived the move into the test tube. I mostly used a post hole digger to grab the dirt, which isnt a worm friendly way to move dirt, but because there are probably 100+ worms in a volume this size (7 gallons), even if I chop 90% there could be a dozen or more suvivors.
And even this seems to be enough to make real changes to the soil properties/drainage, which is interesting.
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