Ingraham spotlights our own Soldier Fly Technologies, our BSF production friends in College Station, and other key players to introduce and explain the seemingly-magical waste-to-feed upcycling powers of the black soldier fly in his July 3rd article for the Washington Post.
Soldier Fly Technologies is in the news again! Local news reporter Rick Portier recently produced a segment on our Black Soldier Fly Project with LSU for WAFB Channel 9.
Soldier Fly Technologies announced today that it has been selected to receive $60K from LSU’s Sustainability Fund to support the implementation of its organic waste upcycling project.
SoldierFly.com has teamed up with LSU Mechanical Engineering to design and develop a decentralized rearing unit as part of a senior capstone course. This sponsorship gives LSU students the ability …
Impossible You Say? Lets Find Out! In our first blog (SoldierFly.com Taking Flight) Devon mentioned that black soldier flies can potentially save lives. Today’s post will be our first look …
We have exciting news! Fluker’s / SoldierFly.com is proud to announce that we have been named as one of three companies to participate in SBIRC’s Coastal Pitch Competition on Wednesday, …
To be honest there isn’t much information on the Black Soldier Fly a.k.a. BSF just yet. We believe these incredible insects originated somewhere between the Central Americas and the Southern …
Hermetia illucens, or as they are more commonly known the Black Soldier Fly ( BSF for short), is a small black fly that is part of the Stratiomyidae family. Often …
SoldierFly.com… No this has nothing to do with Paratroopers, but it may have something to do with saving people. But more about saving people from hunger throughout the world! SoldierFly.com …
