Effect of locally generated food waste on bioconversion and nutrient parameters of black soldier fly larvae, Hermetia illucens L.

Black soldier fly larvae (BSFL) are well known for its high digestibility to reduce any type of organic waste, including fruits, vegetables, farm municipal wastes etc. Appropriate BSF farming methodology not only can generate enough income the farmers, but reduces environmental pollution which leads sustainable development. In developing countries, in urban as rural areas early perishable fruits like banana, papaya, muskmelon, watermelon and vegetables undergo if properly handled stored. these expired floor bakery also common. For this study were fed on waste separately explore effect locally available feed production black larvae. Waste Summer Fruits (WSF), Papaya (WP), Banana (WB), Vegetables (WV), Bakery (BW) Kitchen (KW). The efficiency consume generated therefore loads different substrates was studied. Various bioconversion parameters evaluated, consumed, Total larval yield, survival%, growth %, total reduction % conversion rate (FCR). converts into biomass so nutrient crude protein, lipid amino acid composition analysed. From proved be a potential insect efficiently, may because continuously same food nutrients fats acids found very low. This concluded that commercialization, it is essential mixed types rather than single waste.