"Don’t know how they would do that without testing all of them in a live environment for at least a year. One test production run isn’t going to tell you much. Some may work better in the cold and others in the heat and humidity. Still just a big science project."
I disagree.... I'm far from a scientist, but I can apply common sense. Take what you know works. Go with it. Then systematically test more worms while production is ongoing. At the end you have mass produced and tested new strains while producing and selling product. End of worries and now accumulated knowledge to add what you already have. If something is better go with it. It's ongoing R&D.
"Don’t know how they would do that without testing all of them in a live environment for at least a year."
oh good grief....lol
"One test production run isn’t going to tell you much."
it will tell the expert a whole lot more than it would tell you or me...we are at the end of all the testing...i doubt we have to wait very long to get the results we want...i doubt we have to wait at all...but knowing kim, we might...
"Some may work better in the cold and others in the heat and humidity."
pretty sure we already know that stuff...they been screwing around with all the strains etc for about a year now...its just fine tuning now...
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