New Worm Chow grinder
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- čas přidán 10. 08. 2023
- Join me as I put my brand new Every Grow Grinder to the test by grinding up some delicious worm chow. Watch as I demonstrate the grinder's efficiency and effectiveness in creating the perfect consistency for our worm friends. Get ready for a satisfying and informative video that will leave you itching to try it out yourself! 🐛🌱
The Grinder is listed in my Amazon store. You can shop for anything on Amazon using my link at no extra cost to you. Amazon does give me a small commission The grinder is listed here. amzn.to/3Y5JK1m and below in the comments
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Autumn blend is BACK IN STOCK 😊Here you’ll find the grinder www.amazon.com/shop/thegardenandwormlady?ref_=cm_sw_r_apin_aipsfshop_aipsfthegardenandwormlady_05NDDEQZACG76HSXFDKE
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I KNEW you would love it! No more clouds of powder! I won't go back to using anything else. - Karen
🤣 I had that major problem inside remember🤣 plus now I can make it indoors in the winter
Awesome gift!
I love it what an incredible machine
That is fantastic! Congratulations, that's a level up for sure.
Wow that’s amazing. What a great piece of equipment
I love it!!!!🥰
Impressive how that thing makes the finished product so fine. But as I recall, the old device worked pretty nicely too
Oh absolutely but I can’t use the other one indoors. My Indiana winters are harsh and we have ice storms. This will save my butt in the winter.
Yeah - it was a while ago when I saw you demo the old grinder... but as I recall you were doing it out on your porch - or some similar outdoor-ish location :)
Yeah, I always roll it out to my back patio. When an ice storm hits, there’s about a quarter inch of ice on every single surface you can even walk. And since I live up on a hill in the country I can’t even drive out of here.
I have a simmilar system to grind my meal. But this one looks amazing and the connected set up between motor and bin avoids all the dust. Nice
The company just informed me that August 14 through the 20th they’re having a 25% off discount www.amazon.com/shop/thegardenandwormlady/list/2MMZG8T2EXXIZ?ref_=aipsflist_aipsfthegardenandwormlady
@@TheGardenAndWormLady sadly enough Im from Europe Belgium and the Shipping fee's are half the buy in price so that's quite a bit too much for me. But I'm sure people in America will buy this machine if the intend to go professional or semi professional
I love mine, best investment ever!
I love mine too!!!!😊
Hi Vee! I’m excited for this grinder! I just ordered it thru your link ❤. I’ve wanted a grinder for months and months and months. I’m slowly killing my Vitamix. I thought about getting the heavy metal grinder you have but the weight and a few of the reported issues (although the manufacturer has been apparently very responsive to addressing issue) made me hesitant to pull the trigger. But this grinder is lightweight, Karen endorses it, and it’s about $50 less than the heavy grinder made me say YES! It’s supposed to come Monday!! Can’t wait! Thanks for sharing it ❤🪱
YAY!!!! And thank you so much for getting it through my link. The company will give me a small commission. You know last year I had the problem when we had that ice storm. I couldn’t go outside to make worm chow so I had to go buy some worm chow for my own Worms.
I’ve been watching Karen on her channel for years. And I could actually lift this one which I like.
@@TheGardenAndWormLady Exactly! Being able to move the grinder as needed is a huge benefit!! Being able to use it indoors without choking out half the house is a huge benefit!!
Let me ask you, the oyster shells… are yours flaked or the little rock/.pebbles ones?
@@RockinWorms I got the pebble one because I got a cheaper and honestly there have been moments. I don’t even grind it. I have just thrown it in the worm bin just like that and they do just fine.
@@TheGardenAndWormLady Ok! I’ve got the pebble kind for my chickens. They totally ignore it. I’ve had this bag for like 10 years! I’ve been scared to try to pulverize it as it’s like blendering rocks. I’m afraid to ruin the blender. But I’m going to give it a try in this grinder when it comes next week. Really really excited about this 😆😎👍
U lucky lady❤🇳🇿
Hi Vee, What a wonderful surprise for you ❤
I'm glad you can do it indoors ❤
Take care
❤Peggy❤
yeah, you can buy your own chicken feed, HEN SCRATCH, alfalfa pellets, Sunflowers, what not. i SAW in video horse oats. It beats collecting Veg scraps, going out the store with scraps from VEG discard bin in bags, even though they say it's ok. All the other employee's think your walking out of the store with a ham shoulder (no, he's a worm farmer. God that's a headache really (but it's free)! So I used to think about this, just MAKE, the worm food. I'm so happy for you! Hey, I got two more Cuban sandwiches today! Job perk. It's something to think about. There's my dinner!
🤣 your comments are so cool!!!!! Today I made Cuban Picadillo
@@TheGardenAndWormLady No idea, bet it's good. I just googled it. NUM!!! I'm cool with green olives! With the Finnish side of me I'm more like black olives. I'm a foodie. You're a cool kid! back to worming. That grinder seems really good! You have a winter in Indiana. So you can do it inside without the dust. -Brian P.
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Oh wow! Just bought the other grinder a few weeks ago lol oh well. This looks really nice. Now I wish I would have waited just a couple of weeks before buying the other one.
I’m still gonna use the other one outside but this one I’ll use inside when those temperatures hit hard and we have those ice storms
@@TheGardenAndWormLady I still put this new one in my “worm farm stuff” Amazon list lol wife would kill me if I bought another right now… hmm… there’s gotta be a way for me to justify it. Hahahaha
Hope you have a great weekend Vee! Worms are doing great. Even have some new babies in the RW bin.
@@seaton5150 you can always ask Santa Claus🤣
@@TheGardenAndWormLady lol I think I owe Santa for a couple more years. Maybe if I leave some extra milk and cookies this year!!
How’s the temps been for you? We finally got a little reprieve last week where it dipped to the 80’s. Worms have been doing great through the heat. I just keep aerating and cool/cold water and frozen treats!!
I sold my first 2 cups of ENC for fishing yesterday. So looks like I’ll need to put some real time into getting those bred out. Anyways, hope you had a great weekend and see you on the next video.
Temps have been hot still. It’ll eventually cool off. Congrats on selling, it feels good to do good business
i am curious if you purchased it or was it gifted to you or was it given for a review, etc.
It was gifted to me, I saw it another worm farmer page.
If you are wondering, all my reviews that I do are 100% honest, that’s probably why I turn down a lot of Collabs that come my way. I would never go on and give a fake review because I got a free product so I always tell companies make sure your product lives by its standards, because I will be giving an honest opinion , this one met my expectations. 🤣
When I did the Collab with HISEA boots those boots are absolutely amazing.
Another collab I’m trying to get is those Bigfoot soaps, I have bought so many for my husband and I’ve tried some myself and I am absolutely so impressed with them. Very good quality product so hopefully I will have those soon.
Have you tried chicken scratch feed? Has most of what you are mixing there.
Yes, I do feed them medic occasionally, but it is extremely high and protein, so I am often careful with it
The bag I have is only 7% crude protein.
Will it grind down oyster shells?
It sure did I as IMPRESSED!!😂
I saw this the other day when I was searching for an affordable grinder. It is on my wish list. So I am wondering why you can’t just pour your bowls in a let it do it’s job? I store my feed in 5 gallon buckets. Can you move the top to other buckets or will the feed need to be transferred after it has been processed?
You can pour small items like corn and small oats, and just let it do it’s thing. I was just showing it like that so people can actually see it go down and grinding. But bigger pieces of beetroot or alfalfa need to be done slowly or another grinder maybe. I just did the bigger pieces slowly. I left it all in the bucket because it is convenient to just store it there. But you can make it and store it somewhere else. I did love the smell when I took the lid off to me. Worm chow smells really good.🤣 The company did tell me this morning August 14 through the 20th I believe it’ll be 25% off . Here’s the link I have it listed in my shop www.amazon.com/shop/thegardenandwormlady/list/2MMZG8T2EXXIZ?ref_=aipsflist_aipsfthegardenandwormlady
Do you think this will grind dry corncobs?
It grinds the dry corn that you buy in the bags for deer feed at the feed store not sure about the cob
I grow corn for cornmeal and chickens I would like to use the cobs as bedding
I have no idea the hole isn’t very big. I imagine you would have to cut the cob up
Saludos excelente como se llama esa maquina?
Hola se llama EveryGrow
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So, I have been looking at this machine on Amazon (maybe different brand name but same machine). My question is if I were to use the smallest screen would it turn oats into powder?
I like oats, so do my worms. I stay away from oats because I have to use the smallest sized screen sized sifter, I can find to process it after grinding and it takes too much time.
For me if I cannot grind it small enough to fit in a worm's mouth, I do not use it in the chow.
I like that it works for oyster shells, a lot!
If you say that it will grind oats into powder, I will be getting one.
I would like to try scratch grains for chickens. The scratch grains are cheap and have a good diversity of ingredients.
Enjoy worms and have a great Day!
I just bookmarked your amazon store page.
The oats I threw in were whole oats like you by in the bag to feed horses.
I’m gonna test it with oatmeal like from my kitchen. Thank you for book marking my store I appreciate it
@@TheGardenAndWormLady I have a bag of whole oats, about 40lbs left in the bag. I like the oats for breeders, because of the enzymes they introduce into the bedding when I let it sit a week after mixing, before introducing worms. I watched the video but couldn't tell if the oats were turned into powder 100%. Does the machine powdlerize the oats 100% if the smallest screen is used? If it does, I'll get one this week through your store.
My problem with oats is the slivers that do not grind into powder and then make their way through the sifter (it is unacceptable with my methods to have the slivers). With my method the bedding and the chow is like powder, so it fits in a worm's mouth. If it is not as fine as powder, 100% pure worm castings cannot be the byproduct of growing worms. I need the castings to be pure for efficient growing of the worms to desired sizes.
Thank you!
@@wormsforlife7352 this week I’ll put the smallest filter on and I’ll show up chose to see how fine. Stay tuned☺️
@@TheGardenAndWormLady Thanks, I will!