Black Soldier Fly larvae (BSF) as a substitute of protein /amino acid component in poultry diets

Wondmeneh Esatu, Mulugeta Yitayih, Tadelle Dessie
Black Soldier Fly larvae (BSF) as a substitute of protein /amino acid component in poultry diets

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Developing methods and business models to promote black soldier fly as an alternative feed source for poultry chickens.  

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a.duncan@cgiar.org
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What is the substrate used to raise the BSF larvae? Are you testing different types of substrates?

Long term viability. Is there a possibility of running out of adult flies?

Any economic analysis of the cost of production?

Any successes at farm level?

Ben Lukuyu
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- what is needed to move this innovation to scale?

- Are there processing technologies to enable BSF to be included in poultry diets

Yanamani Nepal
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- What would be the feed for the flies for scale?

- What would be the partnership in global level

- Communication to feed processors

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