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Explore SFT's expert blog for the latest BSF industry insights, farming techniques, sustainable protein trends, and technology breakthroughs.
From Farm to Table: An Insect Farmer's Perspective on Edible Insects in Mexico
Discover how a visit to Puerto Vallarta gave SoldierFly Technologies CEO David Fluker a firsthand look at Mexico's edible insect traditions and what they reveal about the future of sustainable protein and commercial insect farming.
What Do Black Soldier Flies Do?
Black Soldier Flies (BSF) play a vital role in organic waste recycling by converting food waste, agricultural residues, and manure into valuable insect protein and nutrient-rich fertilizer. Learn how these remarkable insects support sustainable agriculture and the circular economy.
Soldier Fly: The Unsung Heroes Revolutionizing Composting
Discover how Black Soldier Fly (BSF) larvae are transforming composting by converting organic waste into sustainable insect protein, nutrient-rich fertilizer, and valuable agricultural resources through efficient bioconversion.
Revolutionizing Waste Management in the Distillery Industry
Discover how SoldierFly Technologies helps distilleries convert spent stillage and other organic by-products into sustainable insect protein and organic fertilizer using scalable Black Soldier Fly bioconversion systems.
A Letter to the World from a 2nd Gen Insect Farmer
David Fluker shares the vision behind SoldierFly Technologies and explains why commercial Black Soldier Fly farming can help transform organic waste into sustainable insect protein, organic fertilizer, and a more resilient global food system.
10 Cool Facts About the Black Soldier Fly
Discover ten fascinating facts about the Black Soldier Fly (Hermetia illucens). From helping forensic investigations to producing biodiesel and sustainable animal feed, learn why this remarkable insect is transforming agriculture, waste management, and the circular economy.

