And this year, home gardeners are turning to a new composting helper: black soldier fly larvae. Here’s everything you need to ...

Interim Summer 16 Report Phase 2: Breeding by Alexandra Leist and Kate Dusenbury Summer 2016 Black Soldier Fly Larvae Composting Phase 2: Breeding by Alexandra Leist and Kate Dusenbury Summer/Spring ...

cover up the compost with material like dry grass or leaves. Your Home's Floors Don't Get Clean Enough, And The Dirt Attracts Flies Maggots are fly larvae, and flies are attracted to filth.

It sparked an idea that would eventually become Japjap, a social enterprise she founded last year that uses black soldier fly larvae to transform ... also be turned into compost, oil or animal ...

Her system uses black soldier fly larvae to turn food waste into fertiliser. The flies can also be made into compost, oil or food for animals. This process is already being used in places like ...

An curved arrow pointing right. At an insect farm in Kenya, fly larvae are being used to combat food waste. It's part of the InsectiPro farm's mission to chip away at the 1,900 tons of organic ...

I had never seen larvae grow into adults and fly away. So, I tried to raise larvae for the first time this year, expecting to see them emerge from their chrysalis forms and flutter their wings.