rolling hills with grape vines and pine trees in the willamette valley of oregon
Three chickens on verdant land
green sprouting plants coming out of rich soil
Black Soldier Fly resting on orange gloved hand

We unleash the power of insects

to naturally breakdown waste,

and produce sustainable

many larvae of black solider flies

high protein
animal feed &

pair of hands holding deep brown soil

nutrient-rich
fertilizer.

how it works

graphic image of food waste icon with an arrow pointed toward a black soldier fly facility icon with two arrow outputs pointed towards black solider fly larvae icon and fertilizer icon

Chapul Farms designs, builds, and operates insect farms that rapidly convert organic waste into two valuable products: high protein animal feed & nutrient-rich fertilizer.

IN THE PRESS

"The larvae of these inconspicuous looking flies have one exemplary feature: their ability to digest nearly anything—making it a prime facilitator of decomposing organic waste materials." FULL STORY

“These tiny soldiers can eat four times their own weight in organic waste – and turn it into sustainable fertiliser.” FULL STORY

"Frass—the excrement and exoskeletons of black soldier flies—are breathing carbon and life back into the world’s turmoiled soil." FULL STORY

"Lords of the Flies: Insects Turn Food Waste Into Feed and Fertilizer in Oregon." FULL STORY

“Demand for insect protein is expected to explode by the end of the decade as pet owners and farmers embrace bug-based feeds for animals." FULL STORY

zoom in photo of black solider fly resting on tropical leaf