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Insect farming could tackle deforestation and boost food security, study finds
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Insect farming could tackle deforestation and boost food security, study finds
Black Soldier Fly (BSF) farming could provide a scalable solution to malnutrition and environmental degradation, following the launch of the world’s largest community-owned BSF farm in Madagascar, suggests a new study. The research, led by Health In Harmony and Madagascar Biodiversity Center, found strong local acceptance of insect-based foods in communities near the Manombo Special Reserve. Surveys across 70 households showed 95% of young peopl…
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