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The group was originally created for those wanting to launch – or further develop – a worm farming business. This is still a major focus – but our member base contains a diversity of people from all walks on life, and with a variety of goals and interests. Plain and simple, if you are interested in moving beyond “hobby level” worm farming, there’s a good chance the WFA is right for you! | The group was originally created for those wanting to launch – or further develop – a worm farming business. This is still a major focus – but our member base contains a diversity of people from all walks on life, and with a variety of goals and interests. Plain and simple, if you are interested in moving beyond “hobby level” worm farming, there’s a good chance the WFA is right for you! | ||
Our private Facebook discussion group continues to be the main meeting spot for members – a great place to ask questions and make connections with others in the WFA community. | |||
Even those who don’t like Facebook are encouraged to create accounts solely for accessing the private group. Using a “pen name”, without sharing your personal info – and logging in and out as needed – is a great way avoid a lot of the negative aspects of the platform. | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:15, 10 September 2024
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The Worm Farming Alliance (WFA) is a community-driven membership for anyone wanting to take their vermicomposting/vermiculture efforts to the next level.
The group was originally created for those wanting to launch – or further develop – a worm farming business. This is still a major focus – but our member base contains a diversity of people from all walks on life, and with a variety of goals and interests. Plain and simple, if you are interested in moving beyond “hobby level” worm farming, there’s a good chance the WFA is right for you!
Our private Facebook discussion group continues to be the main meeting spot for members – a great place to ask questions and make connections with others in the WFA community.
Even those who don’t like Facebook are encouraged to create accounts solely for accessing the private group. Using a “pen name”, without sharing your personal info – and logging in and out as needed – is a great way avoid a lot of the negative aspects of the platform.
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- Worn Farms (← links)