The Effect of Media on Nutritional Content of Black Soldier Fly (BSF) Larva in SITTI Technology System (Integration System – Plant – Livestock – Fish)

Widyaswara, Annisa; Soetiarso, Lilik; Prasetyatama, Yudha Dwi; Hapsari, Umi

doi:10.2991/absr.k.220305.024

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“…These findings align with previous research by Logan et al [7], who reported similar positive effects when incorporating chicken meat and egg wastes into chicken manure, thereby promoting BSF larvae development. Widyaswara et al [13] also reported improvements in BSF larvae development by adding organic household waste into chicken manure. Moreover, Schreven et al [14] also noticed that supplementation of camelina oilseed press cake into chicken manure could improve BSF larvae development.…”

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Effect of fermented laying hen manure and starter feed as growing media on black soldier fly larvae development

Wiyoso,

Sulistyo,

Andri

et al. 2023

BIO Web of Conferences

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This study aimed to evaluate the development of Black Soldier Fly (BSF) larvae when reared on different feeding media, specifically using varying ratios of fermented laying hen manure and starter feed. The study employed a completely randomized design with five treatments and four replications. The treatments were as follows: T0: 100% fermented laying hen manure, T1: 75% fermented laying hen manure + 25% laying hen starter feed, T2: 50% fermented laying hen manure + 50% laying hen starter feed, T3: 25% fermented laying hen manure + 75% laying hen starter feed, and T4: 100% laying hen starter feed. Parameters measured in the study included larvae length and larvae width at 10 and 17 days. Data were analyzed using one-way analysis of variance followed by the Duncan post-hoc test. The study demonstrated that BSF larvae were successfully reared on growing media comprising 100% fermented laying hen manure (T0). However, the development of larvae in T0 remained relatively low. Notably, the use of laying hen starter feed particularly at 75% (T3) and 100% (T4) significantly improved (P<0.05) all larvae development parameters. It can be concluded that the Black Soldier Fly has significant potential as a bioconversion agent for laying hen manure. Moreover, the use of laying hen starter feed can be considered as a supplemental feeding media to enhance larvae development of Black Soldier Fly.

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Effect of fermented laying hen manure and starter feed as growing media on black soldier fly larvae development

Wiyoso,

Sulistyo,

Andri

et al. 2023

BIO Web of Conferences

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“…Makanan yang dicerna oleh BSF saat periode larva memengaruhi fisiologi, status nutrisi, perkembangan morfologi, dan sukses reproduksi saat dewasa (Gobbi et al 2013). Ketersediaan stok populasi BSF pada sistem pengelolaan limbah organik yang berkelanjutan sangat bergantung pada kemampuan reproduksi dan tingkat fekunditas BSF (Wicker-Thomas 2007). Reproduksi merupakan tahapan yang paling esensial dalam pengembangan dan pemeliharaan BSF secara efisien (Hoc et al 2019).…”

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Potensi reproduksi dan morfometri lalat tentara hitam, Hermetia illucens (Linnaeus) (Diptera: Stratiomyidae) yang dipelihara pada kotoran ayam dan kotoran domba

Julita,

Kinasih,

Andini

2023

J Entomol Indones

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Livestock manure such as chicken and sheep manures causes environmental problems such as odor pollution and pathogens found in livestock manure are harmful to animal and human health. The black soldier fly (BSF) have the ability to convert various types of organic waste effectively including livestock manure. Information on the reproductive potential and morphometry of BSF reared on livestock manure is still lack, as important data for optimizing the use of BSF to manage livestock manure. This study aims to determine the reproductive potential and morphometry of BSF reared on sheep and chicken manures. This experimental study used completely randomized design with three treatments, consist of chicken manure, sheep manure, and chicken feed as control. The development time, morphometry, mating frequency, and BSF fecundity were assessed. The sheep manure treatment had the highest development time among other treatments. Adult BSF morphometry reared on the chicken feed had the highest morphometric values compared to the chicken manure and the sheep manure. BSF reared on chicken feed had the highest number of mating pairs (44 pairs) compared to those treated with sheep manure (31 pairs) and chicken manure (20 pairs). The highest egg fecundity was found in BSF treated with chicken feed (3,535 eggs). These suggested that chicken manure and sheep manure are suitable as growth media for BSF, while its reproductive potential is lower compared to chicken feed.

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The Effect of Media on Nutritional Content of Black Soldier Fly (BSF) Larva in SITTI Technology System (Integration System – Plant – Livestock – Fish)

Cited by 2 publications

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Effect of fermented laying hen manure and starter feed as growing media on black soldier fly larvae development

Effect of fermented laying hen manure and starter feed as growing media on black soldier fly larvae development

Potensi reproduksi dan morfometri lalat tentara hitam, Hermetia illucens (Linnaeus) (Diptera: Stratiomyidae) yang dipelihara pada kotoran ayam dan kotoran domba

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