Singapore's first insect farm is turning larvae into valuable biomaterials
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The protein and calcium-rich larvae of Black Soldier Flies can be used for pet food and fertilizer, but at Insectta, Singapore’s first insect farm, they are being bred so that scientists can extract high-quality biomaterials that can be used in pharmaceuticals as well as electronics.
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