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Nutritional composition of black soldier fly (<i>Hermetia illucens</i>) prepupae reared on different organic waste substrates

Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture · 2016 · Vol. 97(8) · pp. 2594–2600
Thomas SpranghersM. OttoboniC.W. KlootwijkAnneke OvynS. DeboosereBruno De MeulenaerJoris MichielsMia EeckhoutPatrick De ClercqStefaan De Smet

Abstract

Since protein content and quality were high and comparable for prepupae reared on different substrates, black soldier fly could be an interesting protein source for animal feeds. However, differences in EE and ash content as a function of substrate should be considered. © 2016 Society of Chemical Industry.

Insect Utilization and EffectsAnimal and Plant Science EducationHermetia illucensDigestateProximateFood scienceChemistryDry matterBiodegradable wasteComposition (language)Biomass (ecology)Nutrient

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AnimalsAnimal FeedChickensManurePupaSimuliidaeWaste Products
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