The document discusses rearing black soldier fly larvae (BSFL) for composting and waste reduction. It describes experiments conducted including measuring temperatures in compost piles and testing different carbon to nitrogen ratios. The document also discusses the design of a breeding structure, challenges in breeding including temperature, humidity, mites and mold control. It notes a 17:1 waste reduction ratio in one experiment and plans to further test the compost outputs and scale up the BSFL production.
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BSFL Spring 2015
The document discusses rearing black soldier fly larvae (BSFL) for composting and waste reduction. It describes experiments conducted including measuring temperatures in compost piles and testing different carbon to nitrogen ratios. The document also discusses the design of a breeding structure, challenges in breeding including temperature, humidity, mites and mold control. It notes a 17:1 waste reduction ratio in one experiment and plans to further test the compost outputs and scale up the BSFL production.
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REARING
Black Soldier Fly Larvae
Ameilia Zuliyanti Siregar Fakuktas Pertanian USU [email protected] BSFL Compost Bins Black Soldier Fly Larvae Partnership with Bell’s Experiments • Relationship between dial temp., sensor temp., and compost pile temp. • Carbon: Nitrogen ratio • New design for year-round production • Lighting used in breeding structure Harvest Waste Reduction Ratio