Are Black Soldier Flies Pollinators?
Flies are the second most important pollinators on the planet. So where do black soldier flies fit in? An honest look at what the adults actually do out there.
A self-harvesting conversion kit that turns any tote you already own into a working Black Soldier Fly larvae bin , produce fresh protein for chickens, reptiles, fish & birds in as little as three weeks.

Coffee grounds, fruit peels, leftover veg — whatever you'd compost.
Our BSFL eat up to 2× their weight daily at peak feeding. Low odor. No house flies.
Mature larvae climb the ramp into a jar — you don't touch a thing.
Toss to chickens, reptiles, fish, birds. Pure protein, totally free.

We ship the 3D-printed parts that turn any tote you already own into a working self-harvesting BSFL bin. You bring the container, organic waste, and a starter batch of larvae.

Build your bin your way. Ready to start your own BSFL operation but want to build it your way? The Blue Grub Farms ...

When we started farming Black Soldier Flies, we found that egg collection can be a bit annoying, there was not an eff...

Clippie is a standalone oviposition clip that works with any BSFL setup — not just the Bin Kit. A rotating ball-and-s...
The same 5 mistakes keep killing BSFL bins. Adding bedding, overfeeding, no airflow, sun exposure, and blocking escaping larvae without fixing the real problem.
Flies are the second most important pollinators on the planet. So where do black soldier flies fit in? An honest look at what the adults actually do out there.
A few grubs leaving is normal. A whole wave at once is your bin telling you something. Here are the five reasons BSFL leave, most common first, and how to te...