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Going Organic: Busoga Farmers Urged to Embrace Back Soldier Fly to Cut on Fertilizer Costs and Increase Profits » Business Focus
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Going Organic: Busoga Farmers Urged to Embrace Back Soldier Fly to Cut on Fertilizer Costs and Increase Profits » Business Focus
Farmers undergoing training on use of Black Soldier Fly to get organic fertilizers and feeds/ NOGAMU Photo By Prisca Wanyenya Farmers exhibiting an initial fear or disgust towards handling live insect larvae, also known as maggots, is a common psychological reaction for humans, but when this fear is weighed against the cost savings garnered from use of Black Soldier Fly (BSF) as animal feeds and fertilizer, scientists are left grappling with qu…
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