The Development of Hermetia Illucens Larvae as a Life Cycle Balance of the Black Soldier Fly Fly Type Encourages the Strongest Professionalism of Independence

Abstract

Hermetia Illucens is a maggot or maggot larva of a black soldier fly that is not dangerous to human health. Its life cycle is estimated to be 45 days from the hatchery, cultivation, to the final packaging process. A good magnification and cultivation process, obtained more useful maggot quality and capacity can provide significant welfare potential gains. Grouping and independence encourage the creation of professionalism and independence of organizers through wet feed as well as more potential dry feed. Fermented organic food becomes an optimal success and its management and management ability become a reinforcement of the achievement of professionalism and independence of its managers.