Canmore golf course reaps the benefits of worm poop to create enhanced soil

As more organizations are opting for environmentally-friendly practices, the Canmore Golf and Curling Club has found an unconventional way to reduce waste: worm poop. Vermicompost is compost created through worms digesting food scraps and green waste, which is very rich in nutrients. The compost is then used in flower beds and to fill divots throughout the course. The club started vermicomposting a few years ago, putting a vermicomposting unit into a C can. They started with four pounds of worms