I've been watching this whole series. Thank you so much for your teachings! I've learned a lot.

The only thing about these guys, is that they like to buzz around real quick, like a wasp. I've accidentally killed them many time thinking they were a wasp. I will also input my experience with them and vermiculture. I have 2 worm bins with european nightcrawlers. The soldier fly has always been around the compost and decided to also use the worm bins as a breeding grounds. I have experienced that the soldier fly larve will not only reproduce, but also provide food in a more accessible form to the composting worms . Even through the "infestation" of the BSF, the compost worms are doing fine. Once the season is over I will harvest and check the worm population, but after months of feeding and super harsh heat, both species so far are doing great. I can go down about 4-5 inches in the bin and the compost worm activity is ideal. Thanks Living Web Farms for the great video series!

This was a great series. I've been planning to start growing these to use as bait and chum while keeping food scraps out of the landfill.

Thank you for the lessons. I've just stumbled upon this channel and it is pratically an informational gold mine.

Thanks for making this series. I live in south Texas where these critters occur naturally. Found some crawling through some old mushy dog food that got rained on and now I know how to utilize them. I've already got my bin under construction and I've got some big plans to go with it!

This man could sell me air in a bottle

here it is! Thanks for sharing!

Second year with your small pod. I wish I had heard Pat's comment on Biochar for the fluid separation the first time I watched the video - since I produce biochar. I will have to try next year. I love the Soldier Fly, great conversation starter when we have company.

Great video series! Thank you!

Thank you for this session I have learned a lot and I am going to try to do this

Many thanks for sure the most usefull resource for bsf production i found on the internet.

My chicken love this, they usually come to Me to eat pearl millet nowadays they are coming when I am going near to the closed compost pit 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Sweet!

please share the info on the bin you're using and the sourse! thank you great info thanks

Wow Amazing Technology

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can you freeze dry them to use as dry food for later - FD during the bountiful months so you have feed for winter? FD'ing good preserves around 95% of the nutrients - higher than any other form of preservation.

oatmeal never goes bad

Hi Karl. It's really interesting to us. Is it possible to have a system feed 20,000 Cat Fish continuously, all year round?

What about restaurant grease mixed with some dry waste?

for air ways have you tried PVC pipe?

Does the gravel go inside the big pod or outside? What about the mulch?

Why not use sandpaper on the new ramps to make crawl off easier? 220 grit should work without doing a lot of damage.

for dry feedstock - can you use dry rice? Instead of kibble - will dry cat food wetted work?

When the flies lay the eggs on the burlap (which is laid on the top of the food), how are the eggs able to get below into the medium to the food?

Hi, this is amazing, do you still sell those big pods?

if I don't have burlap can I use cardboard box pieces?

You've mentioned the issue of slippery ramps on new setups. Since your "tub" is made from plastic, how hard would it be to make the ramps a bit less slippery, (maybe sand blast that part of the mold, or something similar)? The farmer can (of course) scuff the plastic ramp a bit during the initial setup, but a design solution would be preferable, imho.

Where can we get these pre-made bins? What are they called? Thanks for all the awesome info!!!

I wish buying those is made easier. I am trying to buy one. It’s been a month and I still don’t have a delivery date.

Dr siddig Ahmed would I receive the feasibility study of siljour fly mass production

4-5 lbs YIKES. I give up lol

Good

And hair and wool products?

Cannabis cuttings do they eat these?

how many larva for one germ??

So where do we buy these containers?

what's the use of the weed barrier?

Do you have to put dirt or something else in there or is it only larvae, and food. Building up from the plastic, then mesh, then food, then larvae. Do you put dirt on top?

Why do I need a burlap cover if the lid is on the unit?

Dry dog food work's good

Qual a temperatura ideal sem a criação artificial amigo 🇧🇷

good sharing , im interested how much is the bin

I loved these video. I can not find any thing about air mixtures. it has been 6 year.. lol ... i want more!

Soldiers fly need to be in wearm weather right

Pardon me. Petcable? Can someone help me with the term? Thanks.

am from Tanzania how can i get it

wow thanks am all the way in jamaica and i love what am seeing thanks how can i get warms bin here to me in jamaica

i need this cantanar i live in india

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Wow… If you can’t dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bullshit… That was a serious load of BS…