Big O's Worm Farm - New Page

11/12/2026

📣📣 It’s official. I’ve hired this beautiful smile Taryn owner of Rack Attack to help me revamp my website. Bonus, she lives here in Emmett.
Over the years I’ve tried to add to my website and as you may have noticed it’s not very user friendly.
Taryn is going to work her magic and revamp the whole page. So for several weeks as she develops the web page it will have an Under Construction message.
Thank you all for supporting my mission to Save the Soil.. Save the Earth.
https:// bigoworms.com

11/12/2026

🙏 I wish Idaho would pass laws that support our future seed savers.
Thats why I advocate for purchasing local.
Check out Snake River Seeds. All are non GMO..
Bonus:
Snake River Seeds even teach you how to save seeds so you can grow food that isn’t genetically altered.

11/12/2026

🌷 Meet Kara,
She is a small worm farmer located in Boise. 🪱🪱
She found my page on Facebook and wanted to come for a worm farm tour. It was the same day I had Elle my great-granddaughter helping me. It was crazy, funny and Kara was absolutely wonderful.
I hope I answered all her questions. It was a bit crazy 🤣🤣🤣

11/11/2026

🪱🪱 This puts a smile on my face..
My helper is my 3yr old great granddaughter Elle. She is a
hard worker and loves to help in what she calls the “Wormery” 🤣
Today she went all out to make sure the bins were filled with paper and watered in thoroughly.
What a mess.. but she sure had fun and so did I.. Maybe someday she will be the Worm Lady.. 🪱🪱

11/11/2026

🇺🇸 Today is a day of reflection and gratitude to the people who have ever served in the military.
Thank you for your service to our country. Feeling Grateful today 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

11/11/2026

🎁 An early birthday present from my favorite Sisyer in Law Donna.
She knows exactly what makes me smile. Thank you for this book..
The World Beneath Our Feet.
It’s perfect. 🪱🪱

11/10/2026

11/10/2026

🍁🍁 Fall is my favorite time of year but alot of cleanup and soil prep for the next season.
Picture 1 is my flower bed in full beauty.
Picture 2 is a work in progress
Picture 3 Is the finished and prepped flowerbed. I prepped with
worm castings, old leaves,compost, azomite and fine wood chips. Now it’s ready to sleep for the winter.
Enjoy.. 🪱🪱

11/10/2026

🤩 Yesterday, my grandson Johnathan gave a master class on how to make Biochar for my friend Adam.
Johnathan made this burn barrel in highschool as his senior project and has been making this beautiful Biochar for my worm bins and gardens.
Why use Biochar?
Well, it’s another super food for your soil.. It is a rich carbon additive. It attracts microbes and holds
Microbes in all of the crevices and keeps keeps microbes healthy and happy at root level.
But- it MUST be inoculated. Otherwise it takes microbes from your soil and takes years to be beneficial.
Worm casting tea is a perfect inoculation for biochar and adds all of those microbes right away to get biochar working for you right away.
Maybe I’ll ask Johnathan to give more of us a class. Who might be interested? It would be in Emmett.. 🪱🪱

11/09/2026

🪱🪱 I’m sifting the last batch for 2026.. worm casting tea bags are a great gift for those soil lovers🪱🪱
Thank you all for a successful year!!
1992lbs of worm castings produced.
Yes, that’s almost 2 tons produced in my small but mighty worm farm..
Contact me for Christmas delights.
208-861-1276