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Easy and successful farming of black soldier fly larvae

Easy and successful farming of black soldier fly larvae
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Easy and successful farming of black soldier fly larvae

Production of high-quality, protein-rich feedstuffs from regionally sourced waste Looking for a new, future-oriented money-making enterprise for your farm? Here’s an opportunity for you! BETTER INSECT SOLUTIONS provides, in cooperation with FARMINSECT, larvae, technology and know-how for modern, environmentally-safe and efficient insect farming. The grown larvae can be used for a wide range of applications, for example directly as feed for fish and other livestock. Alternatively, FARMINSECT will market the larvae for you. In this way, your locally produced high-quality proteins are a...

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Robotics: time savings Via feed pipes and two feed valves, the required quantity of feed mash is precisely fed into the crates. The robot stacks the crates with the mash on a pallet. From an adjacent pallet, the robot takes the crates with the fully-grown larvae and empties the insects into a sieve. Special sieving technology is employed to separate larvae and their faeces or so-called frass. Frass is a very sustainable and organic fertiliser that helps the soil to build up humus. Alternatively, the frass can be used in biogas plants. Two feed valves dispense the fresh feed required for one...

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Climate chamber with temperature and humidity control An exactly weighed batch of young larvae is added to the freshly dispensed feed mash. The crates are then ready to be moved into the climate chamber for one week. In the climate chamber, the temperature and humidity conditions must remain very constant. This is guaranteed by a climate computer that controls fresh and exhaust air fans and a heating system. Since the larvae also generate heat, use of a heat exchanger to recover up to 50 percent of the exhaust air heat is recommended. Five-day-old larvae are added by hand to every crate...

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