Product Overview: Farm‑to‑Bag Insect Protein
Because we raise, dry, and package everything ourselves – from our own mealworms, black soldier fly larvae, and locusts – we control every variable that matters. Our insects eat a clean, plant‑based diet of fresh vegetables, wheat bran, and fruit pre‑consumer waste. No manure. No antibiotics. No mystery ingredients. That commitment to clean feeding is what gives our products their standout traits:
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Superior palatability – naturally high acceptance, even by picky eaters
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Consistent nutrition – protein, fat, calcium, and fiber levels locked in batch after batch
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Food safety you can trust – low bacterial counts, no salmonella or heavy metals (tested third‑party)
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Long shelf life – moisture ≤8% thanks to our low‑temp slow drying, so no refrigeration needed for 12+ months
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Full traceability – every bag carries a QR code that leads you to the rearing log, drying curve, and inspector’s name
But we don’t stop at whole dried insects. We also offer deep‑processing options to meet the exact needs of different customers and industries – whether you’re a commercial poultry farm, a backyard chicken keeper, a reptile breeder, or a pet food manufacturer. Choose from whole insects, coarse granules, fine powders, or custom blends. Need a specific particle size for a feed mill? We can do that. Looking for organic certification, a coated flavor (like garlic or brewer’s yeast), or retail‑ready clear‑window pouches? Just ask.
From the egg tray to your animal’s bowl – we own the whole journey, so you get a product that’s safe, nutritious, and tailored to how you feed.
Dried Mealworms (Yellow Mealworm)
Protein 50%+ | Fat 30%+ | Natural Chitin
Best for: Molting birds, high-energy needs, wild birds, hamsters & hedgehogs
Why customers love it: Even picky eaters go crazy for it – the #1 treat for backyard flocks.
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Rearing: Raised on wheat bran and fresh vegetables. No antibiotics, no growth hormones. Climate-controlled rooms (26–28°C, 60–70% humidity).
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Drying: Low‑temperature tunnel drying (≤60°C) for 6–8 hours. Preserves over 95% of natural nutrients. Final moisture ≤8% – no refrigeration needed for 12 months.
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Packaging: Food‑grade foil bags with oxygen absorber + silica gel desiccant. Available sizes: 200g (resealable stand‑up pouch), 1kg, 5kg, 20kg. Optional nitrogen flushing for extra freshness.
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Quality checks: Every batch tested for Salmonella, E. coli, mold, lead, cadmium – COA included.
Dried Black Soldier Fly Larvae (BSFL)
Protein 42%+ | Fat 28%+ | Calcium 8,000+ mg/kg (natural source)
Best for: Laying hens (reduce soft‑shell eggs), turtles, sugar gliders
Why customers love it: High calcium + lauric acid – supports eggshell quality and gut health naturally.
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Rearing: Larvae feed on pre‑consumer fruit & vegetable waste (apple pomace, carrot scraps, brewer’s grain) + wheat bran. No manure or kitchen waste. Fully traceable from egg to harvest.
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Drying: Gentle multi‑stage drying (first 50°C, then 60°C) to keep lauric acid and calcium bioavailable. Moisture ≤7.5%.
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Packaging: Available as whole dried larvae, coarse granules, or fine powder. Packed in aluminum foil bags with one‑way degassing valve (for bulk 5/20kg) or resealable small pouches (200g/1kg). Oxygen absorbers included.
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Extra safety: Optional gamma irradiation or steam pasteurization for reptile/small pet markets. Batch QR code links to rearing log and drying curve.
Dried Locusts (Locusta migratoria)
Protein 60%+ | Fat ≤15% | Low‑odor
Best for: Bearded dragons, geckos, chameleons, ornamental birds
Why customers love it: Intact legs & wings trigger natural hunting instinct – highest protein, lowest fat of all three.
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Rearing: Locusts raised in mesh‑enclosed greenhouses on wheat seedlings and bran. No pesticide exposure. Strict isolation to prevent escape – biosecure facility.
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Drying: Flash‑blanched (3 seconds in steam) to fix color, then low‑temperature drying (≤55°C) for 10 hours. Results in crispy but not brittle texture – legs stay attached.
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Packaging: Sorted by size (small 1–2cm, medium 2.5–3.5cm, large 4–5cm). Packaged in clear window bags (50/200/500 pieces) or bulk 1kg bags. Each bag includes a food‑grade silica gel pack to maintain crispness.
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Traceability: Batch number printed on every bag – scan to see harvest date, drying technician ID, and lab results for Salmonella & Enterobacteriaceae.
Frequently Asked Questions
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal the bag tightly or transfer to an airtight container. Our foil bags include an oxygen absorber and silica gel pack – keep them inside. Properly stored, opened bags stay fresh for 3–6 months.
No. Dried insects are a high‑protein supplement or treat, not a complete feed. For poultry, we recommend replacing 5–15% of your existing feed (soybean meal or grains). For small pets and reptiles, insects should make up no more than 10% of the total daily diet – always provide a balanced base diet.
Yes. Every batch is tested by a third‑party lab for Salmonella, E. coli, mold, and heavy metals (lead, cadmium, arsenic). Our low‑temperature drying process (≤60°C for 6‑8 hours) effectively eliminates pathogens while preserving nutrients. You can download the Certificate of Analysis (COA) for any batch using the QR code on the bag.
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Mealworms: high energy, great for picky eaters, winter feeding, molting birds, hamsters, wild birds.
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Black soldier fly larvae: high calcium – perfect for laying hens (reduce soft‑shell eggs), turtles, sugar gliders.
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Locusts: highest protein, lowest fat – ideal for bearded dragons, geckos, chameleons, and ornamental birds that need lean protein.
You can also mix products – for example, 70% BSFL + 30% mealworms for a balanced layer supplement.
Unopened bags have a shelf life of 12 months from the production date when stored in a cool, dry place (below 25°C / 77°F). No refrigeration needed. Our low‑moisture process (≤8%) prevents mold and bacterial growth. Once opened, use within 3‑6 months depending on humidity in your area – keep the bag sealed and use the included desiccant.
Absolutely. Every bag carries a unique batch number and QR code. Scan the code to see:
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Rearing start date and substrate composition
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Drying temperature curve and duration
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Quality inspector’s name and date of testing
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Third‑party lab report for that batch
This is our promise of full transparency – from our farm to your feeder.
