German feeding technology specialist, WEDA Dammann & Westerkamp, has delivered a liquid feeding system for the black soldier fly (BSF) to Portuguese breeder, EntoGreen. The system, designed in close collaboration, efficiently feeds BSF larvae with regional vegetable by-products.
Key Points:
- EntoGreen, founded in 2014, focuses on producing animal protein and organic fertilizer from agricultural and food by-products.
- The WEDA system, with mixing tanks and control features, is tailored for EntoGreen, ensuring successful tests and optimal feeding of BSF larvae.
- The system's modular design allows easy scaling for future expansion, contributing to a daily output of 25 tons of larvae from vegetable by-products.
- Plans for a new plant in 2025 aim to produce up to 45 tons of live larvae daily, addressing nutrient scarcity and food waste challenges.
- EntoGreen's innovative feeding technologies contribute to the sustainable development of the local agricultural and food sector, offering new business opportunities for farmers.
Additional Details:
- The WEDA system addresses challenges such as nutrient scarcity and food waste by repurposing by-products into valuable resources.
- EntoGreen's approach creates organic fertilizer and natural feed for pets and livestock, aligning with sustainable practices.
- The collaboration between WEDA and EntoGreen exemplifies the commitment to innovation in the agricultural and food industry.
For press inquiries, please contact: WEDA Dammann & Westerkamp GmbH Phone: +49 4441 . 8705 . 0 Email: [email protected] Website: www.weda.de/en/
