Increasing the value of organic pulp and manure

Musca Domestica and Larvae breeding technology can bring organic pulp and manure with protein and/or carbohydrate content to a higher value.

Manure or organic matter Processing with Insect Larvae: a Circular Solution

Insect larvae transform manure into a valuable resource. They convert cattle, pig, and poultry manure into high-quality proteins and fats that can partly replace soy and fishmeal. At the same time, ammonia emissions, odor nuisance, and nitrogen runoff are significantly reduced, while pathogens are suppressed.

With a short pre-treatment, the larvae grow efficiently, and decomposition takes place much faster than with traditional methods. The remaining fraction is a safe, nutrient-rich fertilizer that improves soil quality and supports circular farming.

In this way, manure processing with insect larvae offers a sustainable solution that combines ecological benefits with new economic opportunities for agriculture.