Comments on Ted's Homebrew Journal: Worms Can't Get Enough

I visited your site today and think we both could ...

2008-04-24T09:40:00.000-06:00

I visited your site today and think we both could really benefit from exchanging links to each other. We could either do a reciprocal link or a three way link trade which would be most beneficial to both of us as it is a one way link to each other. Our site is www.mustlovebeer.com.

With the three way link trade we would add a blog post on www.food-and-beverage.net that linked to your main page and 2 sub pages via keyword. In return you would link back to mustlovebeer.com. The advantage to this is that you get 3 links back from food-and-beverage.net in return for linking to mustlovebeer.com.

If you are interested in swapping links please let us know, email us at linkbuilder@twobudz.com

Thanks for your time.

Dondon
mustlovebeer.com

Great post Ted. We are going to start composting s...

2008-04-23T13:51:00.000-06:00

Great post Ted. We are going to start composting spent grains and hops this summer. Good topic on Earth day.

I just want to say that people shouldn't be scared...

2008-04-22T15:46:00.000-06:00

I just want to say that people shouldn't be scared away from composting if they're not into worms. Chicago has an ordinance that says compost must be fully covered by a container (no food for rats), so we have one of those in our back yard. It's a sort of black garbage can with a removable top. Dumping spent grains into it is a great way to speed up the composting process for everything else that goes in (veggie scraps, egg shells, coffee grounds, etc.).