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In a maggot bin, female flies lay about 500 eggs apiece daily. This produces an army of hungry larvae that eat their way through mounds of food waste. And they do eat fast! 1kg of fly eggs produces 380kg of larvae protein in just three days!
Do you know that fly larvae (maggot) are also a source of feed for poultry and fishes?..Yes, they are, infact Fly larvae are equally as nutricious as chicken feeds such as mash, pellets e.t.c and other common poultry feeds available.A recent research concluded that fly larvae (maggot) contains 65% protein and 25% fat.And we all know the importance of protein in the healthy growth of our poultry livestocks.
A lot of farmers sees maggot as contaminacious dirt that should be gotten rid off but lack the knowledge on the importance of it in our society and likewise farming activities.Infact, apart from maggot as source of feed, Do you know that maggot is used in the field of medicine?
Hence, the importance of maggot can clearly not be downsized in our society especially in the field of livestock feed for poultry and aquatic animals ( fishes)
A lot of farmers incur a lot of cash in purchasing various feeds for their poultry livestock , however , with the presence of fly larvae , you are more economical as you spend less or infact little to nothing.
I am now ready to teach you how to grow maggots in your farm in an hygienic way for your poultry produce, In a simple step by step manner of approach .The first 5 people go comment their numbers or email will get the ebook for free.