How to feed your Black-soldier fly larvae from eggies to maturity.  

Congrats guys, I donˋt know how to emphasise that this is one of the most potent game-changers as a very viable way to create self-employment. Keep it up

This is an excellent explanation with good detail. Thank you for your generosity. We teach people in the Sierra Madre in Mexico how to have better food security. Once we get our BSF production going well, we will show them our project so they can produce better food for chickens and fish. This will help combat child malnutrition. Blessings to you and your work.

Amazing instruction and info. Thank you Kim!

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Thank you very much. I couldn't sleep until l landed on this.

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My Friend, thank you so much for your excellent explanations. I am a new hermetia producer and i am learnig with people like you!!! Again, tthank you so much from Panama

Excellent instruction. Thank you.

Thank you for training mr. Kim

Thanks brother, it's a great contribution.

Thank you so much for this very detailed instructional video. BSF production is an amazing way to utilize waste products to produce valuable products.

Thank you, much appreciated!

Nuevo suscriptor excelente explicación mil gracias por su trabajo y compartir con la comunidad su labor, saludos desde Medellín, Colombia.

Thank you very much.You have provided a satisfactory answer to the very naughty question bothering my heart.Very grateful . Thanks a million

great video thank you for all the info!

Very comprehensive and helpful video. Thanks alot

Thank you very much for this presentation!!!!

Thank you so much Kim!

Very informative. Thank you!

I wondered about the larvae dying after I got the eggs get wet because i swear they did. Now I know it is true. NEVER mist your eggs out of concern for them "drying out".

What I have just learned in life: Cutting corners can be working right on the dividing line of success and failure and the slightest mistake anywhere can cause a complete failure. Doing everything the right way, means you can make some small accidents/mistakes and still have success, since the right way has some room for mistakes. It is best to train people how to do things right the first time. Avoid the temptation to tell people how to cut corners on their first day at work. If you want, maybe you can say "if you are struggling to do this the right way, you can come ask me at any time for advice or ways to cut corners or how to do "some is better than nothing" such as watering 1,000 plants and at least giving all the plants a little water, instead of properly watering 5 plants and having 995 plants die, due to interruptions and lack of time or being short handed from call-outs. It's also good to tell your manager you couldn't do the job in time, so maybe they can prioritize the next shift. They may prefer you do it right and only water 5 plants and tell the next shift to continue from the 6th plant, so that they can keep track with certainty of what was done, rather than some chaotic uncertain partial watering. Also, as the student, new employee, new hobby, new business startup, you should do things right the first time. If your teacher is showing you how to cut corners during training, tell them you appreciate it, but to please hold off on telling/showing you for a week or so until after you have got the hang of the job the right way. Once you have had success in doing things the right way, you can experiment with cutting corners and know how it will effect your outcome. If you are trained about the corners you can cut you can decide to cut corners while learning, you will likely have failures. I know I went a little off-topic, but I am relating this to BSF Farming. This guy knows his stuff! Try hard to do everything he says. Assuming "well they are flies, they will survive on a trash heap, he is just trying to tell you how to maximize or save a few days" will lead you to failure and frustration. BSF Flies are VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY picky with mating and laying eggs and the egg hatchings. Once your Larvae are at least 1-3 weeks old, things are effortlessly easy. Toss in food, mix it up, sift out old stuff, repeat. Easy. I've had probably 10,000 BSF flies in a large plastic tote with tons of cardboard strips and a screen lid in my living-room and i would put a light on it. I assumed "if there are enough flies, they will mate, because they won't be able to resist the urge to mate no matter the environment". This was incorrect. None of them mated. None laid eggs. Why? because they are picky. They have requirements for their environment and I had ALL their requirements missing. I just setup a proper enclosure with maybe 25-100 flies and harvested about 20 batches of eggs which are hatching now. The details matter! Listen to this guy!

Dear Sir You have arranged a very informative program. There is an opportunity for new people to learn a lot. Thanks

Great video, keep up the good work!

What an insight video. Keep up Kim

The final product is beautiful

Thank you sir! Cheers from the Philippines

Hi your explanation is very good and understandable thanks. I look forward to getting updates.

There is nothing I can say that is better than thanking you very much. Your presentation is very practical and educative. Again nasema asante sana kutoka Tanzania

Amazing explanation. Thanks

Very interesting. Thanks!

I am from India. I wiill be doing the pig farming. To cut down cut down costs I was looking at alternate feeds. Yours is the truly nice method. I will try it out.

Good job, may you be blessed.

I have followed you for a very long time, I'm learning from you

great instrutions!

Great information. Thanks

Thank you so much my friend

Great video. Thank you sir

Thanks, great presentation

Thank for the video

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Thank you brother

very interesting and educational, greetings from Indonesia

Explained well

Thanks brother for this class.me from Uganda

Great presentation.

God bless you Kim for the knowledge you are giving us. Thank you so much, i have learnt much from you. Festus from Abuja, Nigeria

really need to understand the steps for this innovation. It's quite amazing.

Awesome work😄

Certainly a game changer to organic frass n proteins for feed

I'm Angolan I like your work

Good info, 👍

Thanks for your effort and practical presentation this is extremely useful content, I have started Bsf production in South Africa for my Poultry Farm your content is really useful in assisting me with my production thanks again

Waaau so educative

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thanks brother, you give me inspiration. please allow me to develop. good luck and healthy greetings from me in Indonesia

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Hi, I say from Bangladesh.Your channel is so good for modern agriculture.I ask some you that black soldier how to contribute of egg production for layer. Not make sure from another source.I hope you give us explain.Thank you.

Am soon going to jump into producing black soldier fly laerve big time.

Thank you ''ProteinMaster Nairobi " and ''Utmost Precision'' for your wonderful work .I had some questions to the 'ProteinMaster Nairobi ". I will benefit if you get the answer to my question . Q1-What is the size of your carat? L / W / H?How many liters ? Q2-How many grams of eggs are given per carat?What is the amount of food in carats? Q3-How many kg of food should be given per 1 gram of egg?

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Nice one

Where do you get your plastic boxes that you use and cost. Also can galvanized metal trays be used ?

Hi, i am from Pakistan. what will be the ideal environmental conditions for maximum production of larvae and eggs ?

Great Video👍👍.Looking forward to cricket farming🙏🏼

Great

Heloo when you talk about pig waste does it generally mean their dug? and what the best harvesting period of the larvae?

Nice

Great work bro how do you get rid of that bad smell?, I guess it should be smelling bad

Could you please share a breakdown of the setup/capital costs and the running costs for different feed outputs? This will help some of us contemplating setting up to set realistic expectations and be prepared for the financial demands of the project.

Nice bro

Plz reply, how can I remove smells from bsf colony

Anyone have the idea ambient temps for this to work??

Thank you for your lessons. An important (for me) question: do the BSF larvae eat a wet, a bit destroyed coffee chaff (the last "skin" form the coffee roaster, not grounds, not husk). TIA for the answers.

What is the Dimension & Capacity of the THOSE Crates you use?

Can I use rice straw after rice bran as my source of main waste

Where can I get the trays and the conduits? Can this be milled and be fed to dairy goats?

17:21 what are the other little worms from the left over, some other non-BSF worm?

Both house fly and back soldier fly are attracted to the attractant. How do I prevent the house fly?

Hello, can you tell me where did u get the crates ? How much was it ?

Hi, how do I decrease my humidity? I live in Costa Rica 90%.

Thanks for the generosity, I have learnt a lot from you. Iam still at the beginning but hopefully will get there

Do you keep them uncovered? I've had so much trouble with moisture. It comes from inside the waste, or just the humidity, and the waste tends to spoil quickly. It goes rancid and the larvea get covered in slime. I can't seem to keep them dry.

Is rice bran suitable for neonates?

Sir good work , may you help me how to formulate bsf in pig and poultry feeds

What type screen?

How can I get to started on black soldier fly farming please

Thank you ,is it needs abig please.

Is it suitable to feed fattening white chickens from these larvae, and how much is the addition, whether live or dried?

At start show differing size (why)? They self sort Mature larvae leave out

cabbage and banana plies ? instead of whetbran etc ?

What is size of larvae case .

what's the size of the sieve's hole?

Out of 8kgs of waste, what is the frass out put?