18/02/2025
The Green Guerrilla Speedy breeder system for horticulture operations
“Hello, my name is Akim Riemer, and after working with compost worms for over 15 years, I have thus far learnt, you never know what they are thinking, and they remain unforgiving to substandard living conditions, yet when you offer them optimal conditions, they wriggle as one, and as Darwin wrote “are more powerful than the African elephant”.
I have certainly had my fair share of failure with working with compost worms and struggled to achieve optimal conditions in the early years, I only overcame these challenges when I started working on my own recipes, I formulated from observing the worms behaviour as best as possible, from living substrate, feeding to moisture control.
I have also identified that there are no products or systems on the market that promote the exponential energy of worms, nor basic guidelines on how to maximize the full efficiency of working with compost worms that incorporates their natural behaviour.
The Green Guerrilla speedy breeder system is taking 6kg biomass of worms, and breeding them to approximately 100kg in 240 days, following recipes and guidelines to achieve and maintain optimal conditions, using primitive methods backed by science, and minimal controlled environment of 10 sqm to be able to process 6-10 cubes of organic matter in 33 days, producing monthly in succession 1-2.5t of vermicast.
Vermicast is black gold, and the application of just 5% (less is more) shows how far it can go.
Organic waste is a resource in the wrong place, utilizing organic waste to create nutrient-rich fertilizers is a game changer for agriculture and waste management.
Compost worms create not just the most powerful nutrient rich fertilizer on earth, they are the most space, time and cost-efficient method for organic waste stabilization.
Compost worms are a visual example of the exponential energy nature has to offer; they also hold the key to natures pharmacy.
Excluding the potential of compost worms to cultivate nutrient dense compost for any horticulture operation is an oversight.