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Psalm 8 Worm Store Now Open!

The Psalm 8 Worms Project began in 2023 as a project of United Methodist Social Services.  Its mission was to fight climate change by diverting organic material from the local land fill and use it to feed composting worms.  The worm castings that were produced were used to bring new life to our soils.  During the first year of operation, over one hundred persons participated in workshops focused on cultivating worm bins in the home to create their own supply of worm castings while fighting climate change. 

As the Psalm 8 Project progressed, it was decided to maintain training and educational programs through United Methodist Social Services while producing worm products to distribute to homeowners, gardeners, and micro farms through the Eastern Sierra United Methodist Church. 

Products

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Worm Castings

Natural soil amendment that improves soil health with beneficial microbes.

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Worm Tea

An living, microbe-rich solution that feeds the soil food web.  Delivers fast nutrition while boosting soil biology.

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Cocoon Bucket

An economic way to add worms to your garden.  Each bucket can produce up to 2000 worms in 8 weeks.

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Composting Worms

Ideal for composting kitchen waste our Red Wigglers will enrich your garden without harmful chemical fertilizers.

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Worm Bedding

Our Premium Worm Bedding is the perfect home for a healthy and active herd of worms.

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European Nightcrawlers

Excellent fishing worms that wiggle on the hook with tolerance for a wide range of temperatures.

Get a Quote

Larger quantities for both home and commercial use are available by special order. 

Please Contact Caddy Jackson, Chief Wrangler at 760-920-3485

The Eastern Sierra 
United Methodist Church:
Bishop, Big Pine, & Independence

1-760-872-7701

office@esierraumc.org

Main Office:

205 N. Fowler Street

Bishop, CA 93504

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