Dried Larvae:

A Sustainable, Nutrient-Rich Feed Option

Our Dried Larvae are harvested from sustainably raised black soldier flies, offering a powerful solution for eco-conscious animal feed. Rich in protein and essential nutrients, these dried larvae provide a sustainable alternative to traditional feed ingredients, contributing to healthier livestock and a healthier planet.

Why Choose Our Dried Larvae? Dried Larvae from Eco Larvae are more than just a feed component; they are part of our commitment to sustainable agriculture and waste reduction. By converting pre-consumer waste into valuable feed, we help close the nutrient loop in an environmentally responsible way.

Nutritional Benefits:

• High Protein Content: Essential for muscle growth and repair, our dried larvae contain up to 50% protein by weight, making them an excellent choice for enhancing the nutritional quality of animal diets.

• Rich in Fatty Acids: They provide a good balance of essential fatty acids, which are crucial for maintaining energy levels and overall health.

• Full of Vitamins and Minerals: Packed with B-vitamins, potassium, and iron, dried larvae support overall health and well-being of animals.

Environmental Impact:

• Reduces Waste: Utilizing organic by-products from agriculture and food industries helps reduce environmental waste.

• Saves Valuable Resources: Compared to traditional livestock and fishmeal production, using black soldier fly larvae requires significantly less water and land, reducing the ecological footprint of feed production.

Ideal For:

• Poultry feed: Enhances egg production and improves feather quality.

• Fish feed: Acts as an excellent substitute for fishmeal, promoting growth and health in aquaculture.

• Pet food: Provides a high-protein supplement in pet diets, especially for reptiles and exotic pets.

Usage Tips: Incorporate dried larvae into your existing feed formulas to boost nutritional content and enhance feed palatability. It can be ground into a meal or mixed directly into feeds at recommended dietary inclusion rates based on the specific needs of the animals.