| A LIVE Feed worm bin web cam is located in my office at the Ohio State University. The meals are made of waste foods that worms like - carrot pulp, asparagus ends, coffee grounds, banana peels - on a bedding of shredded newspaper and coco coir. The color image is for human eyes and the black and white images are made with infrared light, to protect the worms from visible light, which can harm them. | ||
 Jan 14, 2015 - lid off. Carrot pulp, asparagus, paper |
 Jan. 14, 2015 - infrared. |
 Jan 27, 2015 - end Transformed into fertilized dirt |
 Jan.
27, 2015 - Coffee, cardboard, eggshells |
 Jan
28, 2015 - infrared "Love" |
 Feb 12, 2015 - end Transformed into fertilized dirt |
 Feb 12, 2015 - Tea, cucumber peels, radishes, toiletpaper rolls |
 Feb 12, 2015 - infrared. |
 Feb 25, 2015 - end Transformed into fertilized dirt |
 Feb 25, 2015 - Eggcrate cardboard, brussel sprouts, coffee grounds, and lettuce. |
 Feb 25, 2015 - infrared. |
 Mar 24, 2015 - endTransformed into fertilized dirt |
 Mar 24, 2015 - Apple, teabags, cantaloupe and shredded paper. |
 Mar 24, 2015 - infrared. |
 May 4, 2015 - endTransformed into fertilized dirt |
 May 4, 2015 - Celery, cucumber, coffee grounds and shredded paper. |
 May 4, 2015 - infrared |
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A project by Amy Youngs for the Vermiculture Makers Club exhibition
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