Fly Farm

Larvae feed on food & garden scraps. Upcycling & sanitizing leftovers into feed nutrients rich in proteins, fats, & amino acids, naturally found in the diets of “creatures great and small”.

Fish, poultry, swine, reptiles …even cats regularly consume insects. The digestive byproduct of the larvae “frass”, is used as a sanitary & sustainable soil amendment.

  • Black soldier fly larvae feast on scraps. Not too picky, they like veggie peels & ends, rinds, meat trimmings (raw or cooked) -they even digest some soiled compostable plates & bowls.

  • Viable mating between flies requires expertise & precision. Our mating space “Flynder” is like Tinder for flies, creating the best environment for year-round mating, with minimal input.

  • We harvest larvae according to size so the can be feedstock for tiny fish or big chickens.

Worm Farm

Worms prefer what the larvae don’t, feasting on a variety of woody/leafy matter (especially shredded office paper) blended with a proprietary mix to boost digestion.

Vermicast, or worm castings, are harvested from the digestive tract, rich in beneficial microbes & other organic plant stimulators..