New buzz in feed, fertiliser production


Crawling solution: Ho (left) and Ng getting a closer look at black soldier fly maggots at their insect farm in Singapore. — The Straits Times/Asia News Network

SINGAPORE: There is actually a lot more buzz in this modest sheltered spot in a quiet corner of Margaret Drive than first meets the eye.

The area – around the size of a badminton court – houses rows of trays bearing what looks like mealworms to be used as food at a giant pet shop.

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