Intro: Across the world, in regions with intensive livestock farming—from the Netherlands to Germany, Spain, and parts of Asia—agriculture is under pressure. Manure surpluses, nitrogen emissions, and nutrient losses are creating environmental and economic stress. At the same time, manure contains valuable compounds that are now going to waste.
Our vision: What if manure wasn’t a liability, but a source of value?
Amusca uses innovative insect technology to convert low-value organic waste into high-quality proteins, fats, and frass—offering a sustainable and profitable solution for farmers.
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Large-scale insect factories often face limitations: technical complexity, social resistance, and environmental burden. Amusca’s answer? A modular, decentralized system that scales with your needs—anywhere in the world.
Advantages of our modular approach:
Scientific insights: Larvae provide more than just nutrients. They are rich in:
Studies confirm that larvae can improve animal health naturally—an effective alternative to synthetic additives.
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Responsible insect farming: Amusca specializes in high-performing Musca domestica strains, developed through natural selection and deep research. We do not use genetic modification, and our breeding methods are designed to respect biodiversity and natural processes.
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Discover the science behind our work
We are passionate about discovering new qualities of this industrious insect. Based on indepth research, knowledge of the genetics and patiently applying selection processes we develop Musca strains that deliver superior results for our clients.
During our breeding processes we are quite aware about our responsibility towards our natural environment. We use breeding methods that are close to natural circumstances and the larvae are not genetically modified.
Amusca provides each module with a specialised variety Musca Domestica population. They produce an enhanced quantity and quality of the insect larvae.