I know I am in a no win situation, but pls advise on best response. No doubt more and more of us will face this so pls provide a consensus response from all the great scientific minds there. Jumping worms are in my garden, probably from some wood chips brought in. They apparently appreciate compost and shredded leaves where I found one about 1'. My enigma is whether to 1) keep feeding the compost pile where they will thrive and proliferate, then presumably sooner or later move on, or 2) stop adding to compost so maybe not promote their increase as quickly but promote quicker dispersion across my land, or 3) a combo of both. I will continue to capture and kill any I see, but want to know best practices to slow the damage they will cause. Thanks