Grubbly Farms is raising black soldier flies as a substitute for wild-caught fish in food for livestock and farmed seafood The experiment started inside the laundry room of an apartment in Atlanta, Georgia, where the two college students created a nursery for 700 larvae of black soldier flies they bought on Amazon for $20. Sean Warner and Patrick Pittaluga weren't raising the writhing bugs as pets. They were raising food for animals. Warner and Pittaluga, who are cousins and Georgia Tech graduat...
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The Guardian - 6 Aug 2016 17:30
Grubbly Farms is raising black soldier flies as a substitute for wild-caught fish in food for livestock and farmed seafood The experiment started inside the laundry room of an apartment in Atlanta, Georgia, where the two college students created a nursery for 700 larvae of black soldier flies they bought on Amazon for $20. Sean Warner and Patrick Pittaluga weren't raising the writhing bugs as pets. They were raising food for animals. Warner and Pittaluga, who are cousins and Georgia Tech graduat...
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