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Vermiculture in Egypt: Current Deve
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The designations employed and the p
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4.3. Overview of organic waste reco
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List of tables Table 1.1 Major fami
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SF6 Sulphur hexafluoride SWM Solid
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Executive Summary Vermiculture in E
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For three millennia (3,000 years),
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1.3. Types of earthworms Earthworm
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enclosure could not be ascribed wit
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2. Trial of vermiculture and vermic
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Table 2.2. Advantages and disadvant
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2.1.3. Moisture The bedding used mu
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The growth of E. fetida in organic
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18 Photo 2.3. Commercial vermicompo
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2.3. The trial experience in Egypt
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2.3.4. Moisture Photo 2.9. The loca
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- Placing narrow strips of 1-2 day
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3. Use of compost worms globally in
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vermicastings produced per crop is
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users in Dharwad) and $3.2 per ton
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Page 90 and 91: References Aldadi, H.; A.R. Parvare
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