Vermikompostálás
Vermikompostálás is a composting method that uses earthworms, primarily species from the genera Eisenia and Lumbricus, to break down organic waste. This process, also known as vermicposting or worm composting, transforms food scraps and other organic materials into a nutrient-rich soil amendment called vermicast, often referred to as worm castings or worm manure.
The process typically takes place in a controlled environment, such as a plastic bin or a wooden
Vermicast is a valuable fertilizer due to its high concentration of essential plant nutrients, including nitrogen,