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zepelin [54]
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What is one kind of food the instructions say can be used to feed worms in the worm farm? O carrots​

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9966 [12]2 years ago
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Compost worms benefit from a balanced diet. They will eat most normal kitchen fruit and vegetable scraps. Avoid feeding the worms large quantities of meat, citrus, onions and dairy foods. Some processed food also contains preservatives, which discourage the worms from eating it.
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