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Black Soldier Fly Academy Launches Spanish Training
We're excited to announce that our Soldier Fly Technologies Academy is now available in Spanish! As pioneers in Black Soldier Fly farming technology, we're committed to making sustainable agriculture education accessible to Spanish-speaking communities worldwide.
What Do Black Soldier Flies Do?
Black Soldier Flies: Nature's Eco-Friendly Waste Management Solution
Are Soldier Flies a Threat to Humans? Unraveling the Myths and Uncovering the Truth
In the fascinating world of insects, where appearances can be deceiving, it is common for misconceptions to arise, especially when it comes to flies. When we encounter creatures like the Black Soldier Fly (BSF), often regarded for their remarkable waste management abilities, one question lingers in the minds of many: are they harmful to humans? In this blog post, we will separate fact from fiction and provide a clear understanding of the relationship between soldier flies and human beings.
Black Soldier Flies: A Superfood for Your Chickens
Why you should be feeding your chickens black soldier flies.
Do Black Soldier Flies Bite or Sting? Unlocking the Secrets of These Gentle Insects
In the insect world, flies often get a bad rap, associated with annoyance, biting, and the spread of disease. However, the black soldier fly (BSF) breaks this mold, emerging as a beneficial ally in various domains, from waste management to sustainable protein production. One common question arises: do these insects bite or sting humans, and are they harmful in any conceivable way?
The Wonders of Black Soldier Flies: An Introductory Guide
Common questions and answers about the black soldier fly.
Soldier Fly: The Unsung Heroes Revolutionizing Composting and Our Food System
In a world grappling with environmental challenges, finding sustainable solutions for waste management is paramount. Enter the soldier fly – an unassuming insect with the potential to revolutionize composting and transform our food system. While the name might not conjure images of eco-warriors, soldier flies (Hermetia illucens) are proving to be powerful allies in the fight against food waste and environmental degradation.
Soldier Fly Technologies at 'Insects to Feed the World' Trade Show: Revolutionizing Sustainable Farming
Insects to Feed the World: Singapore 2024
Revolutionizing Waste Management in the Distillery Industry: Soldier Fly Technologies
Distillery Waste Management
Black Soldier Fly Technology: Advancing Sustainable Waste Management
How we’re able to count thousands of insects per second.
Discover the Power of Black Soldier Fly Farming with Soldier Fly Technologies
Almost 20 years ago a good friend of mine, Fred Gossen Jr, called to tell me about Paul Olivier. A gentleman in St. Landry Parish composting waste food with Black Soldier Flies.
A letter to the world from a 2nd Generation Insect Farmer
How can one company effectuate change on a global scale? We license our technology to deploy it more rapidly and help the world upcycle organic waste back into our broken food system.
Historically the power of insects has been grossly under utilized. It's time to harness the power of insects and help the world progress towards a sustainable food system.
10 cool facts about the black soldier fly
The black soldier fly is one interesting insect! Here are some really cool and lesser-known facts about nature's smallest superhero.
Black soldier fly as feed: move over, fish meal
Did you know that most animals are raised on fish? It’s true! Fish meal is the main source of protein in many animal diets. This includes your pets at home as well as farm animals and even farmed fish.
Black soldier fly as feed: natural and nutritious
If you find the idea of eating bugs a little hard to swallow, you’re not alone. The “yuck” factor still keeps most Americans from embracing bugs as food. But over the last couple of decades, there’s been a surge in research and development on how to use insects to impact the world without having to put them on our plates
Our CEO zooms with LSU entrepreneurship class
David Fluker addresses an LSU class on all things "insect farming." Via Zoom, of course.