Cultivating Earthworms with a Wooden Box with Small Capital and Big Profits, You Can Try It!!

Who would have thought, earthworms, which are often underestimated, could actually be a promising business opportunity. With small capital and simple tools, such as wooden boxes, you can start profitable earthworm cultivation.
Imagine, just by using organic waste from the kitchen and soil placed in a wooden box, earthworms can breed quickly. These wooden boxes are not only cheap, but also easy to make, making them an ideal solution for beginners who want to try their hand at this venture.
Another advantage is stable market demand. Earthworms are needed as animal feed, fishing bait, and to produce high quality organic fertilizer. In fact, the by-product in the form of vermicompost (worm droppings) has high selling value as a natural, environmentally friendly fertilizer.
With simple maintenance and minimal operational costs, this cultivation can provide extraordinary results. Within 1-2 months, you can harvest worms and make profits up to several times the initial capital. One of the worm cultivators who is quite successful using wooden box containers is MM Farm, which has been in business for five years. The full story of how to cultivate worms using wooden boxes can be seen in this show, watch it until the end.