Waste to Wealth: Black Soldier Fly Farming for Profitable Chicken & Fish Feed

About This Course

Rising animal feed costs are hurting poultry and fish farmers worldwide.
This practical course teaches you how to use Black Soldier Fly (BSF) farming to turn organic waste into high-protein chicken and fish feed while creating a profitable and sustainable business.

You will learn proven BSF production methods including:

• Black Soldier Fly life cycle management
• Substrate preparation and feeding techniques
• Breeding systems and cage setup
• Larvae and egg harvesting methods
• Greenhouse production systems
• Pest control strategies
• Cost-benefit and profitability analysis

Whether you are a beginner, small farmer, or agribusiness entrepreneur, this course guides you step by step to produce your own feed and reduce farming costs.

By the end of the course, you will have the skills to run a successful Black Soldier Fly farming operation and turn waste into wealth.

Learning Objectives

Produce high-protein chicken and fish feed using Black Soldier Fly larvae

Set up a complete BSF farming system from beginner to commercial level

Manage the BSF life cycle for continuous feed production

Harvest larvae and eggs efficiently for farming and business use

Analyze costs and profits to run a profitable BSF farming business

Material Includes

2 hours on-demand video
Access on mobile, tablet, and computer
Certificate of Completion

Requirements

No requirements

Target Audience

Poultry farmers looking to reduce chicken feed costs using Black Soldier Fly farming
Fish farmers and aquaculture beginners seeking affordable, high-protein feed solutions
Agribusiness entrepreneurs interested in starting a profitable insect farming business
Beginners with no prior experience who want to learn Black Soldier Fly production step by step
Sustainable farming enthusiasts interested in waste-to-wealth and eco-friendly feed production
Small-scale and commercial farmers aiming to increase profits and feed independence
Anyone interested in alternative protein production and modern farming techniques