Black Soldier Flies: Nature's Eco-Friendly Waste Management Solution

Why you should be feeding your chickens black soldier flies.

Common questions and answers about the black soldier fly.

Simple and durable off-the-shelf equipment.

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.

Insects to Feed the World: Singapore 2024

Distillery Waste Management

How we’re able to count thousands of insects per second.

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.

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.

The black soldier fly is one interesting insect! Here are some really cool and lesser-known facts about nature's smallest superhero.

In this first of our three-part series, we explore the potential of insect-based feed as a sustainable alternative protein source for the aquaculture industry.

In part two of our series, we discuss insect protein as a natural and nutritious solution to meet the demand for sustainably-produced animal feed and pet food.

David Fluker addresses an LSU class on all things "insect farming." Via Zoom, of course.