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Marijuana growers crave this Brigham Young University student’s organic fertilizer

(Steve Griffin  |  The Salt Lake Tribune) BYU student Joseph Walker has won three collegiate entrepreneurial contests this year for the organic fertilizer, produced from the poop of African worms, that his company OmniEarth is producing largely for commercial marijuana growers serving the fast-growing medical and recreational pot markets.

(Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune) BYU student Joseph Walker has won three collegiate entrepreneurial contests this year for the organic fertilizer, produced from the poop of African worms, that his company OmniEarth is producing largely for commercial marijuana growers serving the fast-growing medical and recreational pot markets.