Uncle Jim's Worm Farm has been in the business of selling and shipping composting redworms for over 40 years! Red Worms around here are know as "Natures Wonder Workers" Add some composting worms to your garden or composting pile and reap the best organic soil available without any harmful chemicals...

Makes a delicious bite sized hi-protein treat for any aquarium fish or reptile

Uncle Jim's Worm Farm has been specializing in the "Redworm" for over 40 years. The redworm is a true Composting Champion. Why use chemicals to try to enhance your gardening efforts? Let the redworm supply you with the best enriched soil that nature can supply. Simply place your Uncle Jim's Worm Far...

They grow to be 3-5 inches long, and are 2 or 3 times bigger than their smaller cousins, the red wigglers (Eisenia Fetida). The euros are certainly better for larger foods that aren't as broken down, or for leaves and other tougher material that has not been pre-composted. Can be successfully introd...

hard plastic game vib fishing baits Hot lipless crankbaits in eight different colors, which can suit for different water area environments and weather conditions; Can be used for freshwater and saltwater fishing, great for different kinds of big fish; Specification * Buoyancy: Sinking * Body Len...

200 Live worms for composting and gardening. They will double in number in 3 months and will keep your soil cultivated and full of nutrients. Excellent for fish bait too!

These NightCrawlers are much larger and better for fishing bait than the Red Wiggler (Eisenia Fotida) Check the pictures! The European Nightcrawler is also known as the Giant Redworm. They are the only worm to survive brackish salt water, and they are very cold resistant. When tested in the icy wate...

Red worms consume organic material and burrow 24 hours a day. As they travel through the soil, they open oxygen passages for roots and breakdown the soil while excreting a natural soil nutrient called "Worm Castings". These castings are high in nitrogen, calcium, magnesium, phosphate, potash, humus...

Red worms consume organic material and burrow 24 hours a day. As they travel through the soil, they open oxygen passages for roots and breakdown the soil while excreting a natural soil nutrient called "Worm Castings". These castings are high in nitrogen, calcium, magnesium, phosphate, potash, humus...