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The Worm Factory 360 uses stackable trays so new feeding areas can be added above material that is further along in processing. The current base listing includes four trays and can expand to six, with US-made ABS plastic construction. This format is useful to compare when you prefer visible tray stages and have space to lift and set down a loaded tray during inspection or harvesting. The product page lists startup bedding, an instruction booklet, and an accessory kit, while worms are offered through a separate bundle or purchase route. Check the exact selected package before ordering. An important revision note says the old worm ladder is discontinued because the stand has been redesigned; older retailer photographs may therefore show different parts. The stacking format does not remove the need to manage food quantity and bedding, and additional trays are not a guarantee of proportionally higher processing capacity. Choose it for the handling arrangement, not an unconditional odor-free or weekly-output promise.
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The base four-tray listing should not be assumed to include worms; verify the selected bundle.
The manufacturer has discontinued the old worm ladder after redesigning the stand; older listings may show different contents.
Harvesting and inspection involve tray handling, and adding trays does not guarantee a proportional increase in capacity.
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A worm-composting routine that favors top feeding and bottom harvesting over lifting stacked trays.
