Why Are My BSFL Leaving the Bin? 5 Reasons for a Mass Exodus
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...
Thoughts from the Grubhouse
Science-backed guides on Black Soldier Fly Larvae farming, composting, and live feed for chickens and reptiles. Written by Travis at Blue Grub Farms.
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7 showing · Newest firstComposting with Black Soldier Fly Larvae: How It Works and Why It's Faster
Composting with black soldier fly larvae (BSFL) means letting a colony of grubs eat your food scraps and turn them into two useful things: a nutrient-rich so...
The Best BSFL Bin Kit for Beginners
The Blue Grub Farms BSFL Bin Kit converts a standard tote into a working Black Soldier Fly colony with self-harvesting. Everything beginners need, one kit.
What Do Black Soldier Fly Larvae Eat?
BSFL eat fruit scraps, coffee grounds, eggshells, and grains. Learn what to feed your colony, what to avoid, and how diet affects larval nutrition.
Can BSFL Process Pet Waste? What Actually Works and What Doesn't
BSFL can break down dog and cat waste, but pathogen safety requires more than just larvae. Here's the honest picture on pet waste bioconversion.
How Much Waste Can BSFL Actually Process? The Real Numbers
BSFL can reduce organic waste by 50 to 75% and convert a meaningful percentage into their own biomass. Here's what the research says, and what it looks like ...
How Black Soldier Fly Larvae Actually Recycle Food Waste
BSFL don't just eat your scraps, they convert them into protein-rich feed and garden-ready fertilizer. Here's how the whole process works and why it beats a ...
