What's for dinner? Dutch researchers test novel waste streams for rearing insect larvae

Larvae such as those of the black solider fly (BSF) can form a key link in circular agriculture. They grow well on unused waste streams such as catering waste or pig manure, according to findings of research done at Wageningen Livestock Research.

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