Scientists at Texas A&M AgriLife Research have achieved a significant milestone by patenting the first dependable technique for extended, ambient-temperature preservation of juvenile black soldier fly (BSF) larvae. This advancement is poised to address a key challenge in BSF production, enhancing the viability of insect-based proteins for sustainable industries.
Revolutionizing Insect Agriculture: A New Era for Black Soldier Fly Larvae Storage
Pioneering Preservation: A Breakthrough in Black Soldier Fly Larvae Management
Researchers affiliated with Texas A&M AgriLife have successfully secured a patent for an innovative method, marking the first reliable approach to storing young black soldier fly larvae for prolonged periods at room temperature. This development is set to transform the way these valuable insects are managed and utilized in various sectors.