The implications for municipal food waste should be fairly evident.
The larvae self-harvest and can be collected for a high protein, high fat feed supplement for fish, poultry etc.
Waste becomes food for our food. nostr:note1qrfwm503f7ss5m46fmpqr3xlklt9tntlcapg8ezaz47rlzruyq0s7msv4v
I’m planning to start breeding BSF larvae for my quail soon! I’ve been watching videos about how easy it is.
It’s dead simple. I do recommend starting with some larvae though. Makes the startup way faster.
nostr:npub1zaza8djf4usave5w2jc2374ymytcgk63cddju3fwe8t787h395ususgvvm is selling them.
nostr:npub1zaza8djf4usave5w2jc2374ymytcgk63cddju3fwe8t787h395ususgvvm what quantity are you selling? and how many sats are we talking?
130,000 Sats for a pint of larvae, various sizes, plus shipping. I keep it at 2 day shipping, as 100deg. in The Metroplex is rough for living things. The larvae will arrive, most of them alive, and you can allow one reproduction cycle before harvesting to birds. All of the Sats will be used (or the dollar equivalent, if not taken) to improve local gardens, I’m hoping to buy two pear trees for someone’s backyard, this autumn/winter, from an MSB (TSP) vendor. Plant trees, y’all.
