Black Soldier Fly Farming Equipment: What You Actually Need to Start
If you have been searching for black soldier fly farming equipment, you have probably run into two versions of the internet. One version shows you a commerci...
Science-backed guides on Black Soldier Fly Larvae farming, composting, and live feed for chickens and reptiles. Written by Travis at Blue Grub Farms.
If you have been searching for black soldier fly farming equipment, you have probably run into two versions of the internet. One version shows you a commerci...
You lifted the lid on the kitchen trash, or moved the compost bucket, or opened the bin under the sink, and there was a pile of fat, flat, grayish grubs movi...
There's a moment in this hobby where you stop thinking about the larvae and start thinking about the flies. Usually it happens when you realize you're buying...
If you just brought home a box of peeping fluffybutts and you already grow black soldier fly larvae, you are probably looking at your bin and looking at the ...
If you keep chickens or reptiles, or you just want free protein out of your food waste, the harvest is the part you actually care about. Everything else is s...
Your grubs already make their own heat. Put the bin in full sun and you're not warming it, you're cooking it. Here's what the research says about BSFL heat l...
A lot of people swear spent coffee grounds are great BSFL feed. The growth data says otherwise — slow, small larvae, plus a real caffeine risk. Here's where ...
If you keep backyard chickens, you should care about black soldier fly larvae, and it comes down to two things you already care about. Your flock, and your w...
If you have been reading about black soldier fly larvae and you are ready to actually start, the first question is usually the most boring one. What do I put...
A lot of people search for a black soldier fly trap, and I get why. You hear about these grubs, you find out they can chew through your food scraps and turn ...
If you found a big dark fly hanging around your compost pile or your garden, and it looked a little like a wasp but moved kind of slow and clumsy, there's a ...