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When Only the Best Poo Will Doo! Contact Info and Form. We are a large, family run, organic earthworm farm in Sandy, Oregon. We specialize in helping our customers grow agriculture organically through sustainable means and a lower dependency on chemicals.
Welcome to Earthworm Central, our new site for the Earthworm software and community to organize and contribute to a great open source tool in seismology! Please contribute your time to helping maintain and move forward this great resource. On November 11, 2016 version 7.
Welcome to Earthworm Central, our new site for the Earthworm software and community to organize and contribute to a great open source tool in seismology! Please contribute your time to helping maintain and move forward this great resource. On November 11, 2016 version 7.
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Wednesday, December 3, 2008. Studies of earthworms have since given us a more complete view of animal behavior, ecology, and the history of the planet. While we continue to study earthworms, we are continually learning more about their habitat and behavior.