Vermicomposting - Worm Composting - for Northern New England: WormMainea.com

I have received positive comments from presentations I have given.

"Thank you for your lively and informative talk at the Merry Spring Gardens in Camden on Tuesday. I know it takes a lot of planning and knowledge to give a talk that conveys a lot of information and also is humorous and inspiring... I really appreciate this work that you do, especially the way your work to popularize worm composting contributes to the health of our planet." Kristi, Camden, ME

"Thanks again so much for your excellent presentation--we're very excited to move this ongoing project forward!" Kris, Scarborough, ME

"Thank you! You were awesome and did a great job explaining and teaching." Lisa, Kennebunk, ME

"You were incredibly good natured and flexible to accommodate the varied ages (and attention spans) of the audience. You did a great job! It's so hard to know how kids are going to respond - quiet and attentive, or all over the place!" Celeste, Scarborough, ME

"You're such a great communicator and enthusiasm was great. I'm sure my worms will be happier after hearing your talk". Judith

"You.... were great! Ever consider teaching?! ". Lynn (teacher), Portland, ME

"Great presentation at the Common Ground Fair. I learned a lot and now have confidence to get started." Kevin, Rockland, ME

I have also received many comments from WormMainea customers.

"I just wanted to let you know I got the worms on Wednesday, and they arrived in great shape. Also, I love your website - I think it's the best one on vermiculture. Thanks for the worms and for all your efforts towards sustainability!" Barb, Owings Mills, MD

"Your website is so helpful and my worms are busy composting my food. Thansk for all your help." Justin, Westbrook, ME

"It was a real pleasure meeting and talking with you this morning. I'm thrilled with my worms!" Robert, Portland, ME

"I love my worm bin. What else could I use besides newspaper for a filler?." Wendy, Portland, ME

"We have already started the new [second] box and the worms are happily doing their thing! They are absolutely adorable and very productive. Thank you for making all this possible." Lynne and Jim, DownEast, ME

"Thansk Mark! I love my worms." Lori, Portland, ME

"Our worms seem to be thriving in their nice warm 60-70 degree furnace room in the garage. We picked them up in Portland a few weeks ago." Luther, midcoast, ME

"Great website! You answered so many of my questions". Geoff Old Orchard Beach, ME

"THANK YOU! For the worms and ALL the advice. The worms are doing great! I am glad I made the decision to get started." Marilyn, Portland, ME

"My worms are settled in and doing well." Janet, Bethel, ME

"Thanks for working with me to solve my problems with my Can of Worms. I know my new worms from you will thrive." Max, Augusta, ME

"The worms arrived & are all settled in. Thank you." Sue, Milbridge, ME.

"Worms are doing fine. Worms are very happy, I could tell from their wiggles. :-)" Tracey, Scarborough, ME.

"Yes, they worms are doing great, I'd be happy to serve as a reference." Cory, Cambridge, MA

"The shipment arrived about 1:30 so I had to hustle to get their house ready. I'm pretty sure I saw some of them wagging their tails, so I think they're happy. Thanks for the great service." Bill, Derry, NH

"I just want to thank you. I received my worms today and I can't tell you what a gal happy I am! I kind of wished I had ordered more but maybe later... Thank you again for my wonderful package. " Jessie, internet order

"Your website provides great infomration for the classroom. I am excited to start my bin." Karen, Manchester, NH

"Thank you for the helpful and informative website. I am happy to see it is free of ads." Kevin

"The worms arrived yesterday and are doing great. I could tell you boxed them with care for the journey from Maine to New Hampshire. Thank you!" Margo, Derry, NH

"Just wanted to let you know what a great web site you have. Thanks for the link." Paul (Vermiculture Canada)

Contact me if you would like more information.

The above photo shows redworms happily living in worm compost.

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Did you know that in 2003, the state of Maine became the first in the US to establish statutory greenhouse gas reduction goals?