About Basecamp™ Pellets

Worm castings, built for wide coverage.

A power pill for the soil

Basecamp Pellets are Red Wiggler worm castings blended with biochar, pressed into a pellet—easy to spread, slow to release, and built for wide coverage.

Basecamp Pellets made from Red Wiggler worm castings and biochar pressed into pellets
What's in Basecamp Pellets

Two ingredients. One pellet built to spread.

Red Wiggler worm castings bring the biology. Biochar gives it a place to live. Pressing them into a pellet makes the whole thing easy to handle at scale.

Red Wiggler Worm Castings

Fed N Happy worm castings are the base of every product we make. Pellets carry the same microbial diversity and nutrient density as our loose castings.

Solves: limited biological activity

Biochar

Holds moisture and nutrients and gives microbes a place to live, so the biology in the castings has a home once it's in the soil.

Solves: poor moisture & nutrient holding

Pressed Pellet Form

Less dust when you pour it, no clumping in the bag, and it flows through equipment the way you need it to.

Solves: dusty, clumpy, hard-to-spread product
What it does

Slow, steady feeding instead of a single spike.

Each pellet breaks down gradually as it's watered in—releasing nutrients over weeks instead of all at once.

Releases nutrients over weeks

Breaks down gradually with each watering, not all at once.

Delivers full castings biology

Same microbial diversity and nutrient density as loose castings.

Holds moisture & nutrients

Biochar keeps water and nutrients where roots can use them.

Covers more ground

Designed for large-scale application without the mess.

Why use Basecamp Pellets

All the biology of castings. None of the handling headaches.

Pellets take what makes worm castings work and put it in a form that's practical for big acreage and the equipment you already run.

Why worm castings

Worm castings contain up to 10 times the nutrient levels of lawn soil, while keeping iron levels low so they won't burn your plants.

  • Improve germination rates
  • A natural plant fertilizer
  • Support healthier soil biology
  • Gentle—no nutrient burn

Why the pellet

Pelletizing makes castings easier to store, pour, and spread across wide areas. What that means for you:

  • Less dust when you pour
  • No clumping in the bag
  • Flows smoothly through spreaders and seeders
  • Slow release over weeks, not days
  • Built for wide coverage

"A power pill for the soil."

How to use

Fits the equipment you already run.

  • Broadcast with a standard spreader
  • In-furrow at planting
  • Drill seeder compatible
  • Breaks down as it's watered in—no extra steps
Tote
2,000
lbs
Bulk
Truckload
for large operations

Questions about rates or bulk pricing for your operation? Call (833) 469-6767.

FAQ

Basecamp Pellets questions, answered

What are Basecamp Pellets made of?

Basecamp Pellets are Red Wiggler worm castings blended with biochar and pressed into a pellet.

How are pellets different from loose worm castings?

Pellets carry the same microbial diversity and nutrient density as loose castings, but in a form that's easier to handle: less dust when you pour, no clumping in the bag, and smooth flow through equipment. They also break down gradually as they're watered in, releasing nutrients over weeks instead of all at once.

Can Basecamp Pellets go through my spreader or seeder?

Yes. Basecamp Pellets can be broadcast, applied in-furrow, or run through a drill seeder.

What sizes are available?

Basecamp Pellets are available in 2,000 lb quantities and by the truckload.

Feed your soil for weeks, not days.

Basecamp Pellets deliver the biology of worm castings in a form built for wide coverage.

Call (833) 469-6767 or email happy@fednhappy.com