Worms for my compost pile?

[horosho]

Pengyou, I called http://taiwan-earthworm.com/shop/ about 6 weeks ago but they aren't delivering for four months because they need to replenish their worm supply. In any case, they'll deliver once they have worms available.

Finley, where can I get 25L bags of compost for NT$80?

[finley]

Pretty much anywhere in Toufen, where my land is. All home DIY shops seem to have it for about that price. In Taipei ... yeah, probably a bit more expensive. Anyway, avoid B&Q!

[Enigma]

While on a holiday with my family in the U.S., I was attracted to a road sign that pointed the way to "WORM FARM". I couldn't resist and made the detour. My mind was rampant with worms growing like asparagus. What I found was a worm factory. Numerous refrigerators buried so only the door opened. The guide showed us that they had a "starter set of worms. Some soil but also vegy waste tossed in on top of the soil. When the vegy material was lifted we could see millions of worms entangled. Weird site and I guess it impacted me in some way because it has been more than 30 years since. Where to find the starter worms? Sorry, I can't answer that but, like rats and rabbits, it wont take many to start the farm. Looks like there might be a market.
"Buffalo Jump" was another excursion taken on my wife's driving duty. Another story. Ever seen buffalo jumping?

[Enigma]

Seems the native Americans had a unique was to capture Bison, Thus "Buffalo Jump" They would choose a place that narrowed to a cliff. The young men would herd the bufflo to the cliff, Therein the buffalo would fall to there death. Womenfolk, as called back then, would butcher the animals and dry the meat in the sun to provide for their families in the winter,
Thus, "Buffalo Jump". Wonders never cease when on a holiday and wife unit is driving.