Raising black soldier fly larvae for feeding chickens

November 4, 20253:00 PM4:00 PM EST

In many parts of the world, Black Soldier Fly Larvae (BSFL) can be grown and fed to chickens. In many cases they can be self-harvested. Dr. Anne Fanatico of the Sustainable Development Department of Appalachian State University has been doing just that. Come and listen to what she has to share.

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