Guide : Maggot BSF Farming - Black Soldier Fly Larva Cultivation

The use of black soldier fly or maggot black soldier fly (BSF) as a degrading agent for organic waste has begun to be developed to reduce the volume of organic waste. BSF maggot used to degrade organic waste also has a valuable protein source for animal feed to the alternative to conventional feed.

BSF maggot that can be used as fish feed on an intensive aquaculture scale. BSF maggot is an alternative feed used as fish because it is rich in water, protein, fat, ash, and fiber content.

 

In recent years, the cultivation of Maggot Black Soldier Fly (BSF) has become an alternative for processing organic waste because it has no adverse side effects on the environment.

Guide of larva maggot cultivation - Black Soldier Fly (BSF)

BSF larvae can be an alternative to conventional feed. Feed formulations have been widely used, but the price is relatively high. BSF larvae can be fed with various foods such as kitchen waste, fruits, vegetables, liver, fish waste, urban waste, human waste, and animal waste.

Maggot BSF can decompose organic waste containing 60% to 90% water content. In addition, maggot black soldier fly food is high in protein and carbohydrates, suitable for larvae for nutritional needs.

Protein components have an essential role in an animal feed formula because they are involved in vital metabolisms such as enzymes, hormones, antibodies, etc. Larva maggot Black Soldier Fly BSF can consume a wide variety of foods. The versatility of the diet of BSF larvae makes it an ideal insect for protein production.

Komentar

Posting Komentar

Postingan populer dari blog ini

Cabbage Farming Guide - Cabbage Cultivation

Gambar
Cabbage (Brassica oleracea var capitata) belongs to the family Cruciferae. Other member of this family include cauliflower, broccoli and pak-choi. Cabbage can be cooked or eaten raw as in salads and coleslaw. It is important for its food value since it is a good source of Vitamins B and C, dietary fibre and minerals. Cabbage can be grown all year round but does better when the nights are very cool (October to March). Just a few plants planted fortnightly will keep the home continuously supplied with this vegetable. Cabbage Cultivation Cabbage Varieties Varieties are classified according to the length of time taken to produce mature heads. Generally there are two types namely early maturing and late maturing varieties. EARLY MATURING VARIETIES Early maturing varieties produce smaller heads and mature between 60–65 days. Examples of early maturing varieties are: Tropicana, Fortuna, Blue Vantage , Supreme Vantage and Bravo LATE MATURING VARIETIES Late maturing varieties produce large head
Baca selengkapnya

Azalea Care Guide - Azaleas Indoor Plants

Gambar
The evergreen azaleas bring a burst of color to the spring garden and are perfect for the humid southeastern US climate. You can find old Formosan or Indica types that have been left behind at old house sites and in graves just fine with little or no care. With cultivars ranging in size from 10-12' at maturity to tiny 1-2' like Gumpos and Chinsei (both are fine bonsai specimens) there are azaleas that do well in almost any garden. Colors can range from brilliant reds, pinks, whites, purples and even oranges as well as variegated shapes featuring stripes, spots, and picotees. For real yellows and golds, you should look at leaf types and rhododendrons. Flowering generally peaks in spring but some varieties like Watchet, Fashion and Red Ruffles are known to flower in fall as well as spring. With the right growing conditions, this naturally growing, vigorous, evergreen shrub will require a bit of maintenance once it grows well. Azaleas have a very fine fibrous root system and will
Baca selengkapnya