Fill out the voting form below. I will review your vote to make sure you aren't a spammer and to make sure you don't vote more than once. After I accept your vote it will appear on this page. Your name and location may remain anonymous if you wish.
Now, because there is not any "one" worm farming system out there that reigns supreme against "ALL" other systems, I have come up with a scoring system below. You will have to choose 3 of your favorite systems then score them using the values in the form.
You may be surprised!
Your "favorite one" may get the least amount of scoring based on the scoring factors you choose. That's why it makes it fun to grade the worm farming system :)
Best possible score is 20 points!
Here are the scoring factors:
1. Best Cost 2. Most Practical 3. Most Productive 4. Easiest to Build |
The cheapest system to make if you had to buy the materials
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Each factor will be based on a value of 1-5 with 5 being the best score.
I'll review your entries and it'll be posted below so everyone can see who's system is in the lead and how it was scored. You may not see immediate results until I post it so check frequently and hit your refresh button.
You may only fill out this form once. That means you may only score your favorite 3 worm farming systems once per I.P. address.
Choose 3 worm farming systems and score them in the form below. 1st choice does not mean 1st place or even your first and favorite system. 1st choice only means that it's just one of your selections to grade. Your 3rd selection might outscore your 1st selection. First place will be awarded to the highest total score.
Look at the chart at the bottom of this page. One system might receive very high scores but selected by few people. Another system might receive lower scores but selected often. I really am trying to make this event fair for everyone.
It gives everyone a fair shot and levels the playing field for everyone who spent a lot of time to enter their systems. If there is a tie based on the total then the community will choose the best system between the two.
Voting Event Is Now Over
Stay Tuned for the Announcement of the Winners!
In the Newsletter and right here.
First Name: Robert
Last Name: Bishop
City: Cedar Mountain
State/Prov: North Carolina
Country: United States
1st Choice: Rolling Under-the-Kitchen
Best Cost: 4
Most Practical: 3
Most Productive: 2
Easiest to Build: 3
Total =12
2nd Choice: Simple Garbage Can Worm Bins
Best Cost: 4
Most Practical: 4
Most Productive: 4
Easiest to Build: 4
Total = 16
3rd Choice: Tote Worm System
Best Cost: 5
Most Practical: 4
Most Productive : 3
Easiest to Build : 5
Total = 17
First Name: jacob
Last Name: boswell
City: clyo
State/Prov: ga
Country: United States
1st Choice: Cobs Worm Fridge
Best Cost: 5
Most Practical: 5
Most Productive: 5
Easiest to Build: 5
Total = 20
2nd Choice: Continuous Flow-Through Bin
Best Cost: 3
Most Practical: 4
Most Productive: 5
Easiest to Build: 3
Total = 15
3rd Choice: Simple Garbage Can Worm Bins
Best Cost: 5
Most Practical: 5
Most Productive : 5
Easiest to Build : 5
Total = 20
First Name: Ed
Last Name: Hillery
City: Houston
State/Prov: Texas
Country: United States
1st Choice: Simple Garbage Can Worm Bins
Best Cost: 5
Most Practical: 4
Most Productive: 4
Easiest to Build: 5
Total = 18
2nd Choice: Rolling Under-the-Kitchen
Best Cost: 4
Most Practical: 5
Most Productive: 4
Easiest to Build: 5
Total = 18
3rd Choice: Cobs Worm Fridge
Best Cost: 5
Most Practical: 5
Most Productive : 5
Easiest to Build : 5
Total = 20
First Name: Gregg
Last Name: Jocoy
City: Simpsonville
State/Prov: SC
Country: United States
1st Choice: Flow-Through Outdoor
Best Cost: 1
Most Practical: 5
Most Productive: 5
Easiest to Build: 2
Total = 13
2nd Choice: Continuous Flow-Through Bin
Best Cost: 4
Most Practical: 4
Most Productive: 3
Easiest to Build: 3
Total = 14
3rd Choice: Rolling Under-the-Kitchen
Best Cost: 4
Most Practical: 3
Most Productive : 2
Easiest to Build : 5
Total = 14
First Name: Dale
Last Name: Robinson
City: Lawton
State/Prov: OK
Country: United States
1st Choice: Continuous Flow-Through Bin
Best Cost: 4
Most Practical: 5
Most Productive: 5
Easiest to Build: 5
Total = 19
2nd Choice: Worm Bin Tumbler
Best Cost: 1
Most Practical: 5
Most Productive: 5
Easiest to Build: 3
Total = 14
3rd Choice: Rolling Under-the-Kitchen
Best Cost: 3
Most Practical: 5
Most Productive : 2
Easiest to Build : 4
Total = 14
Comments: It is hard to say one design is any better than any other. If the shoe fits wear it. Some of them are very redundant and should not have been accepted as an entry except for the purpose of pointing out the down side of the system.
First Name: Johan
Last Name: Wezenberg
City: DRONTEN
State/Prov: Flevoland
Country: Netherlands
1st Choice: Simple Garbage Can Worm Bins
Best Cost: 1
Most Practical: 3
Most Productive: 2
Easiest to Build: 1
Total = 7
2nd Choice: Continuous Flow-Through Bin
Best Cost: 3
Most Practical: 1
Most Productive: 3
Easiest to Build: 5
Total = 12
3rd Choice: Flow-Through Outdoor
Best Cost: 5
Most Practical: 4
Most Productive : 1
Easiest to Build : 5
Total = 15
First Name: Anonymous
Last Name:
City:
State/Prov:
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1st Choice: Simple Garbage Can Worm Bins
Best Cost: 5
Most Practical: 5
Most Productive: 5
Easiest to Build: 3
Total = 18
2nd Choice: Rolling Under-the-Kitchen
Best Cost: 5
Most Practical: 5
Most Productive: 5
Easiest to Build: 5
Total = 20
3rd Choice: Continuous Flow-Through Bin
Best Cost: 5
Most Practical: 4
Most Productive : 5
Easiest to Build : 4
Total = 18
First Name: Cindy
Last Name: Schirmer
City: Charleston
State/Prov: SC
Country: United States
1st Choice: Continuous Flow-Through Bin
Best Cost: 3
Most Practical: 5
Most Productive: 3
Easiest to Build: 5
Total = 18
2nd Choice: Tote Worm System
Best Cost: 4
Most Practical: 5
Most Productive: 5
Easiest to Build: 5
Total = 19
3rd Choice: Rolling Under-the-Kitchen
Best Cost: 1
Most Practical: 5
Most Productive : 2
Easiest to Build : 3
Total = 11
The continuous flow through system is fine. It is difficult to keep the moisture down in the humidity of this coastal area. Perhaps, I continue to overfeed the worms. The compost is outstanding for the vegetables and bedding plants. I enjoy the POOP SCOOP. Many thanks, Pauly! "Thank you so much Cindy" ~Pauly
First Name: Amy
Last Name: Salinas
City: Olathe
State/Prov: Kansas
Country: United States
1st Choice: Rolling Under-the-Kitchen
Best Cost: 5
Most Practical: 5
Most Productive: 5
Easiest to Build: 5
Total = 20
2nd Choice: Worm Bin Tumbler
Best Cost: 4
Most Practical: 3
Most Productive: 4
Easiest to Build: 5
Total = 16
3rd Choice: Tote Worm System
Best Cost: 5
Most Practical: 4
Most Productive : 4
Easiest to Build : 4
Total = 17
First Name: Robert
Last Name: Hoaglan
City: Oxnard
State/Prov: Ca
Country: United States
1st Choice: Worm Bin Tumbler
Best Cost: 3
Most Practical: 5
Most Productive: 5
Easiest to Build: 5
Total = 18
2nd Choice: Simple Garbage Can Worm Bins
Best Cost: 4
Most Practical: 3
Most Productive: 3
Easiest to Build: 5
Total = 15
3rd Choice: Cobs Worm Fridge
Best Cost: 4
Most Practical: 4
Most Productive : 3
Easiest to Build : 4
Total = 15
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Worm Farming System Entry |
Votes |
Total Score |
Simple Garbage Can Worm Bins - 3rd |
6 |
94 |
Rolling Under-the-Kitchen - 1st |
7 |
109 |
Continuous Flow-Through Bin - 2nd |
6 |
96 |
Tote Worm System |
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- |
Flow-Through Outdoor |
- |
- |
Cobs Worm Fridge |
- |
- |
My Successful Worm System |
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Worm Bin Tumbler |
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