Broiler Chicken Manure Fed Black Soldier Fly Larvae - A Self-Sustainable Radical Farming 

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yes it is. provided you supplement them with vitamins in their water.

since newly hatched from egg up to larvae stage, they are fed only with chicken manure!

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I currently have 3,000 heads enough to cater my local needs.

Such system would be called by people of intelligence a "perpetuum mobile".

How do you feed the chicks when they are day old? Do you crash the larvae or use formula food?

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@@Akankwasapepe i make bsf crumble

@@RaviAkula1 thanks

@@radicalfarming will love to see the step by step process and setup

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En effet les poules adorent cet insecte!

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@@radicalfarming Hello. what is the dosage and how fast do the chickens grow.

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yup! 100% bsfl feeders only. and no ammonia smell because the entire litter is dry!

chickens in that video is around 2-3 weeks old and they are there since day old.

radicalfarming599 do you ever let them roam? Chickens are intelligent creatures that need mental stimulation. Please let them out at least once a week.

the adult flies are in a separate love cage where they focus on laying eggs

​@@radicalfarming can you show the adult flies too in your next video on how they lay eggs? something like that

no. not sawdust. the sawdust like you saw is called "frass". its the result after all the chicken manure was eaten by the bsf larvae. its the larvae manure called "frass" which looks like sawdust.

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sold as organic fertilizer.

21 days bsfl is ready for harvesting

Salut, dans cette video, I'age des poussins est d'environ 2 semaines et ils sont la depuis l'age d'un jour!

no need to wash the larvae before giving as long as you seive the majority of the frass as small bits of chicken manure leftovers and small amount of frass is actually an added protein to chickens.

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main advantage is the high protein content, amino acid content and vitamins and mineral contents which is needed for animal growth

no. its not sawdust. the sawdust-like which you saw is called "frass". its the result after all the chicken manure was eaten by the bsf larvae. its the larvae manure called "frass" which looks like sawdust.

sure why not, you can feed bsfl alone or you can add it to your existing feeds. the whole idea is to get sufficient nutrition for the chickens to grow. more nutrients is way better than less if you want your chickens to grow fast!

no. not at all because the chickens are not free ranged so they dont have contact with pathogenic bacteria. also, bsf larvae are highly efficient decomposers, and one of their key traits is their ability to reduce pathogens in the waste they consume, including chicken manure.

2-3 weeks on average.

the idea is to decompose the chicken manure as soon as they start to build up so that no ammonia wil build up leading to bad odors which attracts house flies. thats why the bsf larvae is directly under the chicken. they are integrated for that purpose.

the smell depends on what you feed them. feed them shit and it smells shit. feed them sweets and the smell is sweet :-)

the cage is made with steel mattings and angle bars.

Those cages are cruel please don't keep chickens in there for long periods of time. If you want to own chickens let them roam at least 30 minutes a day.

who told you that its mealworm?

@@radicalfarming apologize I want to mention BSF.

BSF is far much better than mealworms. It has 40% protein, 35% fat, 10% fiber, 3% calcium, 1.3 lysine and 1% phosphorous. BSF is a complete feed i think

smelly chicken manure will attract them!

the whole idea of raising bsfl is for the feed to become self sustainable. so yes, you can feed 100% bsfl and the chickens will grow as normal :-)

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at 21 days average birds weigh in at 1.3 kilos already.

@@radicalfarming On just larvae alone? Please upload more videos. I love the channel already 🙏

Just subscribe, do have any other mixture to the chicken poops to feed bsf?

it is!

@@radicalfarming I'd like to see this in more detail, a complete cycle, if that's possible. Lot of interest in this. Israel allocated millions to develop prototypes.

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I raised them

@@radicalfarming can u show us the procedure?

@@dungerdoctordaputer610 sure i'l upload some videos.

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no. its the bsfl manure or frass thats being seived.

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In case OP haven't release how to grow larvae, I actually doing it for my quails. Basically they will eat all types of organic matter. In my case I fed them with quail manures, kitchen scrap, rotten fruit from localshop. Some said that if we give them bread, the maggot excess would smell great. I heven't try it yet since no local bread maker here. In my experience, since I fed them the manures, the manures smell is greatly decreased or even no longer has bad smell (amonia) at all. Hope this help.

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@@radicalfarming there's no problem in Chicken? Because I read some reports that their chickens die because they only feed bsf larvae

the larvae are very good at dealing with it!

@@radicalfarming no I mean to say the chickens are above the larva processing their waste and their will be amonia gas, which may create problems for chickens.

@@mirzafaisalbaig as long as the chicken manure is dry, there will be no ammonia present because ammonia will only be present in air if the chicken manure is wet. and since the larvae are standing by once there are fresh chicken manure to eat so there will be no build up of fresh chicken manure thereby eliminating odors due to ammonia and house flies.

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That's really good work.From day one up to market,can you feed purely 100% BSF larvae to the broilers and attain good weight without problems and have you ever tried that?.please answer,just subd

@@ronaldotwoma thanks bro

No...bsfl is for supplement only..chicken also needs carbohydrates for energy not just protein and fats.

@@yvesmorales6623соглашусь . Похоже автор видео не очень понимает в кормлении бройлеров.

Indeed it is the best food for chickens and btw, biosecurity is not questionable as bsf is not a vector for diseases.

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to you its shitty but to the chickens its the most delicious and most nutritious treats/meals that they could have! I pity you ;-)

radicalfarming599 food isn't the only important thing. Chickens like to roam. The shitty part is the feed its being keep in such a small cage all the time.

this video is actually not meant to impress you :-)

Thank you. I'm alarmed more people aren't pushing for cage free or at least partial cage free.

I raise meat chickens. They don’t move much. Feed is available 12 hours a day. If you don’t restrict their feed they will eat themselves to death. When I walk into the coop the chickens don’t move. I can reach down and pick them up. Basically all they do is eat, poop and drink. They will lay in their own manure. These are meat chickens. They actually have a pretty good life. They don’t have to worry about predators. If you let these birds free range every hawk, owl, coyote, bobcat will destroy the flock. They can barely walk much less run. They are white and easily seen. They don’t have to scrounge for food as they have room service. If these were egg layers then I’d think it’s a little inhumane to keep them in a small coop.

@@spykethespider5070 its due to limited land. if there are abundant lands then by all means free range is the best. but if you're like me which has no land at all or has limited space and you want to farm sustainably then you have no choice but to cage them.

exactly!

they are only there for 28 days max. once they reached 1.5 kilos in 3-4 weeks, theyre market age already and will be replaced with dayold chicks again and the cycle keeps repeating. they are not pets. so they dont need ample space. they are meant for food and its already proven. they will reach the desired weight for market purpos.

what do you mean? do you really understand what bio-security means? next time make sure you know what you are talking about before you make a comment.

Wow amazing helpfully video,.