Out of all of the worm videos I’ve watched in the past year you are the only one that breaks it down in the most simple way. Everyone else just wants to add special this special that.

I absolutely love Captain Matt’s videos! I was on the couch sick all day a while back, and watched all of his videos. They are so detailed, so informative and helpful, and he is such a friendly guy that’s a pleasure to watch! Because of the inspiration I got from your videos, Matt, I started raising my own worms. Due to your detailed instructions, my worms thrived and multiplied like crazy! I’m up to 3 big bins now and I have lots of wonderful compost. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and passion, and putting so much value into the world for others! ❤

It is truly amazing how much those little buggers can eat!

Sunday night at midnight and I am watching Captn Matt feed his crew. I am a #AWormPeople. Great channel.

Worms are going crazy, thole little piranhas are always hungry LOL

Great video, I'm in Niagara Falls Canada, 74 years old and worming. Keeping  the African night crawlers will be a challenge over the winter. without breaking the bank with a heating bill. I use heating mats and have found that I need to crumple brown paper on the top of the bin to maintain a 80 degree temperature.  In 5 days I will do a reset of all my bins and Im going to try and implement a large coleman cooler   and see if this  will allow the heat to stay constant. If it does I will build a 4 foot continuous flow bin and insulate it, I will likely enclose the bin to reduce  the cost of keeping the worms over the winter and put a small heater within the enclosure - as I understand that not only when breeding but also when growing out the ANC's prosper in 75-80 degree environment. We have friends in albany and would love to come and visit some day
Thanks for all you help - this keeps me young tom Mcivor

You are awesome, capt. Matt!

Nice kid. Great to see him working with you and learning. The world needs more of this.

Hi! Just want to let you know I’ve watched a few of your videos and really appreciate the content! I started my own small worm bin a few months ago. I still have a lot to learn but your videos are a wealth of information! Please keep ‘em coming!

5:20 actually the bacteria multiplies with sugar(sweets). The Worms eat the bacteria. For example a ripe banana is high in sugar and we all know how worms love sweet banana IE bacteria.

I've been watching your videos for the past couple of hours.  I've watched others on Youtube before finding your channel (tonight).   You are by far the most detailed in your presentations.

Helpful, clear, and encouraging video, Capt. Matt!  There is so much free worm food available to me that I haven’t given much consideration to buying ingredients. I have just eight small bins as a hobby. Was there a time when you only fed your worms free stuff? If so did you notice better results after optimizing your ingredients?

I grind up the laying mash (crumbles) with a hand grain grinder (bought at a flea market). They eat it more readily without molding before they eat it. Also I cut up the sides of the woven plastic feed backs. Seems to be breathable and holds moisture. Not to mention that's free.

Captain Matt I’m so grateful I found your channel 🙌🏻🦋🙌🏻 You have a very handsome helper 🤗🤗 Love & admiration from Kentucky 🦋

Oh and I can’t wait to try this food mix, it should make things even easier! 😊

Great advice, Captain Matt 🌿🪱🌿
I have subscribed to your newsletter and it's always lovely to see you and Jude.

What is rock dust? Is it sand? What is in corn mesh? isn’t that for alcohol like moonshine?? I’m confused…please someone get back to me this is an old video and I’m just finding it.

My favorite worm channel on YouTube!  Thank you so much for the great tips. God bless you and yours❤️

Thank you so much Captain Matt!!!

Always learn lots of information delivered so that I can grasp it.  Thank you