Underhill Worm Farm

15/10/2026

The first freeze is on its way to Pueblo West, so today was tomato harvest day! 🍅

We pulled our cold-sensitive plants from the garden, but our cool-weather crops will keep growing a little longer.

Some of these tomatoes will ripen indoors, some will become fried green tomatoes, and whatever we can't use will go straight into the worm bins. 🪱

12/10/2026

Our first Vermicomposting 101 workshop is in the books! 🪱🌱

We had a great turnout on Saturday, and I had such a good time sharing what I've learned about composting with worms. There were lots of thoughtful questions, great conversations, and plenty of interest in starting worm bins at home!

A big thank you to Pueblo West Water Department for hosting and to everyone who came out to learn with me. I hope to do more of these in the future!

11/09/2026

If you've been curious about composting with worms but aren't sure where to start, this class is for you.

I’ll be teaching Vermicomposting 101 in partnership with Pueblo West Water Department on Saturday, October 10.

We’ll cover how vermicomposting works, what composting worms can and can’t eat, how to start and maintain a worm bin, and how to turn food scraps and cardboard into a useful soil amendment for your garden.

This is a free, beginner-friendly class, and I’ll have a working worm bin and other materials there so you can see how it all works in practice.

Registration is required and space is limited.

Register here: https://pueblowestmetro.formstack.com/forms/vermicomposting_101

08/09/2026

27/08/2026

A very tiny new arrival at Underhill Worm Farm.

This is a red wiggler hatching from a cocoon. Newly hatched worms are extremely small and nearly transparent, and they gradually develop their familiar reddish color as they grow.

It’s one of those parts of vermicomposting that usually happens completely out of sight, so I was pretty excited to catch it on video.

Follow Underhill Worm Farm for more vermicomposting tips, worm farm updates, and behind-the-scenes content.

13/08/2026

Meet the team behind Underhill Worm Farm.

I’m Linnie, founder and educator. I handle the workshops, the website, and all tasks requiring thumbs.

Huckleberry (Head of Security, Good Boy) patrols the outdoor operation for deer, rabbits, and other suspicious characters.

Bubbles (Operations Manager, Good Girl) oversees indoor operations and conducts frequent inspections of keyboards, desks, and laps.

And, of course, the worms are our production team, working around the clock to turn local food waste into garden gold.

The team is busy getting everything ready: composting worms, soil-building products, workshops, and vermicomposting education.

Follow along, or sign up for occasional updates about products, workshops, and life around the farm: https://www.underhillwormfarm.com/

11/08/2026

Friday was Underhill Worm Farm’s first event.

We’re honored to be one of Minnequa Works Credit Union's Fueling Futures Grant recipients. On Friday, we joined them for Fueling Futures Night at the Pueblo Riverwalk. I spent the evening talking about worms, composting, gardens, and the workshops I’m putting together.

We’re looking forward to bringing our products and workshops to you soon. If you’d like to hear when they’re available, you can sign up for updates at underhillwormfarm.com.

Thanks to Minnequa Works and everyone who stopped by the table, asked questions, and met the worms. It was a great first event for Underhill, and I’m looking forward to doing more.

04/08/2026

Hi, I’m Linnie, and this is Underhill Worm Farm. 🪱

I started Underhill to help people turn food scraps into healthier soil, whether they’re starting a worm bin, improving a garden, or simply curious about vermicomposting.

Composting worms, soil-building products, and educational workshops are all on the way. The website is live now, and the online shop is coming soon.

For now, follow along here or sign up for occasional updates about products, workshops and life around the farm: https://www.underhillwormfarm.com

Next up: meet the rest of the team. The worms do most of the work, but the cat and dog have both claimed management positions. I’m just here to keep everyone fed and pretend I’m in charge.