Salt Lake Telegram | 1908-03-30 | Page 10 | Worm Farming.

WORM FARMING The worm farm Is not a tl cc of ground fenced Into fields but n. n box of meal or bran In which tho long Ions clean yellow meal worm multiplies and thrives A great runny many of them are aro nee needed ell because all nil the soft soU billed d birds kept In cages larks cages larks thrushes mocking birds Japanese nightIngales nightIngales night night- and so BO forth must forth must eat four to six meals a day of these theM Worms When we recall how man many of birds there are aro wo we see sea how hol hard It Is to tho pantry full There Is such a n demand iemand for tor th these so worms that a woman In Philadelphia has a long line lino of boxes of bran covered cred with wire netting Each box yields yield from oni fifty to sixty worms a 3 day da- Thc They are arc shipped by mall mail In pasteboard oard boxes each cach con contain contain- trig ing fifty leer For furnishing a box per week for Cor or a year the worm farmer gets ets 5 It Is nearly all profit prout and a number of or women wo wo we men are ore starting starting- worm farms Tho The best of ot these pay from OO 00 to SOO a year A worm farm must bo be near a Rood good market there thero aro are n It large number of birds to be bo fed The care of pets Is claiming more and more thought thought Philadelphia Philadelphia Record Hacord