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  1. Mar 15, 2016 · They paid B&B Farms a minimum of $8,000 (later raised to $12,000) to buy into the business, and often put still more money into worm-growing infrastructure.

  2. Apr 15, 2003 · The Oklahoma Securities Department filed a $14 million lawsuit Monday against Meeker-based B&B Worm Farms, the nation's largest network of worm growers, charging the company with violations under the state's Business Opportunity Sales Act for the second time in the last 12 months.

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  3. Jul 11, 2003 · B&B Worm Farms contracted with independent investors to buy worms, grow them to maturity and sell them back at a guaranteed price, about $7 to $9 a pound. Flaherty saw worm farming as a...

  4. Jan 27, 2021 · At the worm farm, 2,100 feet of vats house eisena fetida worms, which will be fed marijuana waste and their castings are collected to be sold. In the meantime, they are feasting on old newspapers and discarded vegetables.

  5. After being sued by several state attorney generals for allegedly misleading worm farmers about how much money they can make, B&B Worm Farms of Meeker, Oklahoma, filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy at the end of April.

  6. Apr 24, 2003 · The Oklahoma Securities Department filed the $14 million lawsuit against B&B April 14 for allegedly violating the state’s Business Opportunity Sales Act for the second time in 12 months.

  7. Vermicomposting differs from normal, or microbial, composting. In vermicomposting, worms do most of the work breaking down organic matter instead of fungi and microorganisms. There are other differences: vermicomposting bins do not heat up, and bins do not need turning. You do not even have to touch a worm.

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