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Found 3 from your keywords: subject="Black soldier fly"
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Sacha Inchi (Plukenetia volubilis) Waste Utilization as a Substrate for Black…
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Nicholas Raharjo

Sacha Inchi is a plant which is best known for its medicinal properties and a food source. However the husk and the shell usually ended up as waste. As a result, this research aims to valorize the Sacha Inchi Waste as feed to grow Black Soldier Fly Larvae. In this experiment, 100 Black Soldier Fly Larvae were hatched in a container and after 5 days, feed made of press cake waste of Sacha In…

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BT 24-018
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Supplementation Of Tofu Dreg With Carbohydrate-Rich Food Waste As Black Soldi…
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Alif Hokuto Abe

Black Soldier Fly Larvae (Hermetia illucens) (BSFL) farming is utilized for converting organic waste into high quality biomass. Substrate type of organic waste used by BSFL is known to influence the productivity, survival, growth, and the nutrition value in the BSFL. Feed contains high protein, tofu dreg, can accelerate the BSFL development and produce larger growth. Although, balanced intake o…

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EP BT028
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The Biodegradation of Black Soldier Fly (Hermetia illucens) on Tofu Dregs and…
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Wafiqah Alsyurafa

If left untreated, biowaste is one of the contributors to environmental problems and greenhouse gas production. Treatment options such as bioconversion using insects may have beneficial and affordable outcomes for managing biowaste. Decomposing insect, such as the black soldier fly (BSF), whose larvae are capable of converting food waste into high-value biomass. Which then could be an a…

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BT 22-042