One Insect. Four Products. Zero Waste.
We run black soldier fly bio-farms that turn organic material that would otherwise be a disposal cost into whole dried larvae, protein, lipids and fertilizer.
PROJECTS IN DEVELOPMENT
10+ in the U.S. & Latin America
As of Jan 2026
SELECTIVE BREEDING
6 unique BSF colonies & 40+ generations and counting
Growth · uniformity · conversion · survivability
RESIDUAL WASTE
Every output is commercialized
Every input leaves as a scalable commercial product
Why the black soldier fly?
Cattle take the better part of two years to reach market. Black soldier fly larvae take less than two weeks.
BSFL turn organic material that would cost money to dispose of into whole dried larvae, protein, lipids and fertilizer, all in a footprint measured in square feet rather than acres.
Under two weeks
A complete cycle from egg to harvest, all year long
No cropland behind it
Our larvae are reared on agricultural waste streams and byproducts. We do not grow crops specifically to feed them.
Nothing taken from
the food chain
Soy is a human food crop and fishmeal is wild-caught forage fish. Our feedstock is neither.
New to the animal
BSFL is a novel protein source that can be useful in elimination diets because most pets have not been previously exposed to it.
Four products from a single process
One rearing cycle, separated at harvest into whole dried larvae, a defatted high-protein meal, a lauric-acid-rich lipid and a frass fertilizer.
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Each leaves the plant with its own specification, its own market and its own buyer. Zero waste: every pound has a destination.
Transforming one remarkable insect into nutrition, energy, and soil health.
01
Pet Food
Whole dried larvae, defatted meal and lipids for cats, dogs, and backyard chickens
02
Animal Feed
High-functionality lipids and proteins for poultry and swine
03
Aquaculture
Insect proteins and lipids for salmonid and shrimp compound feed
04
Soil & Plant Care
Frass as an organic soil amendment for plant care and agriculture
Genetics & selective breeding
Selecting on growth rate, uniformity, feed conversion and survivability under commercial conditions. We maintain and selectively breed 6 unique colonies and over 40 generations of BSF.
Insect technology in action in our Colombia Biotech Center
We have developed and are managing an advanced insect technology platform with a genetics and selective breeding program demonstrating industry-leading results.
Neonate Revive Program
Neonate suspension technology supporting projects in the U.S. and Latin America, reducing start-up costs and accelerating time to market for new BSF farming operations.
Engineering & automation
Climate-controlled rearing, automated substrate handling and harvest, and process control systems have been developed, tested and optimized for small, medium, and large-scale projects.
