Your guide to sustainable black soldier fly farming
Biogas systems have become a pivotal solution for waste management, especially in developing countries, where effective waste processing methods are crucial for public health and environmental sustainability.
Grounded in the research findings of how black soldier fly larvae (BSFL) can convert human waste into biomass, biogas systems emerge as a complementary technology that not only tackles organic waste but also provides a renewable energy source. Continue reading
In today’s conversation about public health, one unexpected ally has emerged: the black soldier fly larvae (BSFL).
At first glance, these small insects may not seem like they have much to offer.
But when it comes to addressing human waste management, they could play a major role in improving public health, especially in developing regions where sanitation systems are lacking.
And that’s what we’ll be diving into today, inspired by research from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Continue reading