How to Make Money Raising Worms (5 Steps)

Contact bait shops, fishing outfitters and guides and convenience stores near lakes and other popular fishing spots and let them know you have worms for sale. Offer to deliver a stock of packaged worms to them once or twice a week.
Contact local garden clubs and garden centers and let them know you have worms for worm composting. Offer to give a talk about worm composting to members, who may then buy worms from you to start their compost bins.
Contact pet stores, fish farms and poultry farms and offer to supply them with earthworms for food.
Run a small ad in the local shopper or paper advertising worms for sale for fishing bait, worm composting or as poultry food. Run the same ad on local e-bulletin boards or Craig's List.
Print fliers and post them on local bulletin boards. Post a flyer about worm composting at your local recycling center. Post fliers on bulletin boards at parks with fishing lakes. Post fliers at feed stores.
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How to Donate Plasma for Money in Missouri (3 Steps)

Locate a plasma donation center in your area. The three companies that offer paid plasma donations in Missouri are Plasma Biological Services Inc., BioLife Plasma Services and CSL Plasma. For a list of the three companies' eight Missouri locations, see the Resources.
Visit your local plasma donation center's website to check on eligibility requirements. Most donation centers require that applicants be 18 years of age or older, weigh more than 110 pounds and pass two physical examinations at the center to rule out any viruses or diseases.
Call your local plasma donation center to set up an appointment for a physical examination and eligibility screening appointment. If you pass the exam, you will be able to set up an appointment for your first donation. For contact information on each donation center, see the interstatebloodbank.com, biolifeplasma.com and cslplasma.com websites.
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