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Invasive Jumping Worms Spreading Throughout The U.S.
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Alabama Jumpers for Sale, 1000 Count
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Invasive 'jumping worms' spreading across US
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raising Alabama Jumpers | Texas Jumpers
Alabama Jumper Worms For The Garden And Vermicomposting • The Farmer's Lamp
raising Alabama Jumpers | Texas Jumpers
The Alabama jumper or simply “jumping worm,” as Johnson calls it, is a medium-sized worm found in well-drained Louisiana and Mississippi soils. It is very active and will quickly flounce or crawl
