You can use compost in garden beds and in containers. Vermicomposting uses worms to break down organic material. The worms consume most organic materials, transforming them into superior compost.

Vermicompost is the byproduct of a process where earthworms and microorganisms consume and break down organic materials and convert them into a rich soil enhancement and source of plant nutrients.

“If I can do it alone, imagine what we could achieve together,” he said, adding that the readily available raw material—cow dung—makes vermicomposting accessible to all. He credits his success to the ...

Worm composting, or vermicomposting, is a good way to accomplish both. In addition to producing compost, it’s also a great way to put those kitchen scraps to use.