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Articles and News
Artticles throughout the years on Maggie and her worm farm.
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Maggie Pipkins Knows Her Worms and Their Worth
by Hank Seaman
Perhaps the human animal, with its unparalleled ego, is not quite ready to concede the superiority of any other organism. Yet, like it or not, a good case can be made for the lowly earthworm being the most perfectly designed, and eternally significant, creature on God's green earth. Or under it.
Lumbricus terrestris -- from Aristotle to Shakespeare many of the great minds throughout history have postulated on the common worm's uncommon importance in the vast order of things. What the poets call The Cycle Of Life. Since long before humankind slithered out of the primordial ooze, the Emperor Worm has reigned -- and will continue, the more pessimistic among us suspect, long after we've gone the way of the Dodo bird. One Buzzards Bay resident could not agree more with this view of the worm's integral importance. For Maggie Pipkins, the brains and brawn behind The Cape Cod Wormery -- an earthworm farm -- these slender, segmented, subterranean creatures are life itself..... http://archive.southcoasttoday.com/daily/04-00/04-25-00/b01li109.htm
A Wriggly Business
CURWOOD: Some people have an unusual ability to improvise. Necessity seems to only make them more creative. Today we bring you the story of one such woman. Maggie Pipkins is 86. Although her husband served in the Air Force, money was always tight. So Mrs. Pipkins, who prefers to be called "Maggie," started a business: a worm farm. These days, she ships out these natural tillers – garden worms – and their castings, by the ton. They go to customers in Europe, Africa, and other parts of the world. From Cape Cod, Massachusetts, Producer Ian Gray has this profile.
Yet, like it or not, a good case can be made for the lowly earthworm being the most perfectly designed, and eternally significant, creature on God's green earth. 
A Wriggly Business