Insects useful for humans and the environment
24-25 September 2020 - Virtual Event
Recovery and recovery of organic waste for the production of flour of Hermetia illucens
Recovery and recovery of organic waste for the production of flour of Hermetia illucens
The sustainability of insect farming for the production of protein flours and new products must also consider the use of substrates in a circular economy perspective. In this context, research lines are underway to evaluate the use of by-products of the agri-food industry as basic components in Tenebrio molitor livestock diets. The results of the production performance obtained and the application criticalities are discussed.
The sustainability of insect farming for the production of protein flours and new products must also consider the use of substrates in a circular economy perspective. In this context, research lines are underway to evaluate the use of by-products of the agri-food industry as basic components in Tenebrio molitor livestock diets. The results of the production performance obtained and the application criticalities are discussed.
Optimization
of black soldier fly egg-laying for industrial purposes"
Optimization
of black soldier fly egg-laying for industrial purposes"
Official controls and insect farms
Official controls and insect farms
The applied circular economy: experience with the soldier fly (Gnadochaeta illucens)
The use of insects as a possible solution to reduce food waste is an excellent example of the Circular Economy. Indeed, the larvae of some species can be used to better manage and enhance organic food waste, bioconverting the waste biomass on which they grow and producing proteins and lipids that can be used for food in the livestock sector. The soldier fly (Gnadochaeta illucens) (BSF), given the high sustainability, low water requirements and minimal greenhouse gas emissions, it has been studied for its ability to reduce large quantities of organic waste.
After an overview I will describe the potential of BSF larvae as bioconverters, the presentation will show the main research areas of the Department of Agricultural Sciences, Forestry and Food of the University of Turin and in recent years, in collaboration with the Department of Veterinary Sciences and the CNR, he has dealt with both the breeding of insects on different substrates and the use of products deriving from insects (protein flours, fat) in animal nutrition.
The applied circular economy: experience with the soldier fly (Gnadochaeta illucens)
The use of insects as a possible solution to reduce food waste is an excellent example of the Circular Economy. Indeed, the larvae of some species can be used to better manage and enhance organic food waste, bioconverting the waste biomass on which they grow and producing proteins and lipids that can be used for food in the livestock sector. The soldier fly (Gnadochaeta illucens) (BSF), given the high sustainability, low water requirements and minimal greenhouse gas emissions, it has been studied for its ability to reduce large quantities of organic waste.
After an overview I will describe the potential of BSF larvae as bioconverters, the presentation will show the main research areas of the Department of Agricultural Sciences, Forestry and Food of the University of Turin and in recent years, in collaboration with the Department of Veterinary Sciences and the CNR, he has dealt with both the breeding of insects on different substrates and the use of products deriving from insects (protein flours, fat) in animal nutrition.
Laboratory experimentation for a
bioconversion process of urban wastewater treatment sludge using Hermetia illucens.
Laboratory experimentation for a
bioconversion process of urban wastewater treatment sludge using Hermetia illucens.
Bio-conversion: concrete potential for new agricultural technologies
Bio-conversion: concrete potential for new agricultural technologies
Quality and productivity in the Acheta farm, for animal and human nutrition
Quality and productivity in the Acheta farm, for animal and human nutrition
R&D efforts at Danish Technological Institute on optimizing black soldier fly production and creating new symbiosis between the insect and biogas sectors.
R&D efforts at Danish Technological Institute on optimizing black soldier fly production and creating new symbiosis between the insect and biogas sectors.
Road Map of Black Soldier Fly Industry and Its Relationship with the research field
Road Map of Black Soldier Fly Industry and Its Relationship with the research field