They might not be cute, but black soldier fly larvae are quietly revolutionising the way we deal with food waste. […] ...

The fertilizer and soil amendment is designed to create a sustainable input for greenhouse growers, substrate blenders and distributors.

Feeding black soldier fly larva food waste also helps the environment according to the Environmental Protection Agency, local landfills take in 25-thousand tons of food scraps a year.

Researchers from Australia have figured out a way to genetically engineer a common species of fly (the black soldier fly) to consume organic waste more efficiently than other organisms. The black ...

In 2018, the Oregon-based business shifted from cricket protein to fertilizer—more specifically, fertilizer made using black soldier fly larvae (BSFL). Now, it’s set to embark on an ambitious ...

Black Soldier Fly: Insect that can turn farm waste into rich animal feed By DR TONY KIRAGU | 7yrs ago Black soldier fly.photo:courtesy There is some good news for livestock farmers.

Founded in 2015, Nutrition Technologies processes black soldier fly larvae into supplements for animal feed and fertilizers. Its products include Hi.Protein, a protein powder for usage with pet ...

The black soldier fly is a common insect that has taken on a leading role in the emerging “bio-economy.” Across the globe, a growing list of innovative technologies featuring the unassuming fly are ...

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — A bin full of black soldier fly larvae are eating away at food waste inside the Full Circle Bioconversion barn in Old Lycoming Township. For owner Aubrey Fornwalt, getting ...