The black soldier fly (BSF), Hermetia illucens plays a key role in composting organic waste due to its remarkable efficiency in converting waste into nutrient-rich byproducts.
Its life cycle is divided into four distinct stages, each serving a purpose in composting systems.
Egg Stage
Larvae Stage
Pupae Stage
Adult Stage
Black Soldier Fly (BSF) is an equitorial fly that feeds on organic waste and this insect thrives in precisely tailored conditions with controlled temperature and humidity.
By harnessing the natural efficiency of BSF, we get Frass(bio-fertiliser) and Larvae(bio-protein) as outcome.
Environmental and economic benefits of using BSF larvae to reduce landfill waste.
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