Kuwait Worms Affecting Funds and Nutrition
The article discusses the worm farming project in Kuwait, known as "Qabbabi," which has evolved from a home hobby into a thriving market. These worms are used as a natural food source for poultry, offering a high content of protein and beneficial enzymes that promote the health and growth of the birds. It is important to sell them alive to realize their full nutritional benefits. The worm cultivation process goes through growth stages that can last from two weeks up to eight months, and the worms are imported from Asian countries. In addition to their nutritional advantages, the project helps transfer knowledge and develop skills for home production. It is also considered part of the green economy. Historically, these worms were used as bait to attract birds during Kuwait's traditional fishing season.
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