How Fly Farms are Transforming Food in the Philippines - The Next Superfood?

In this video, we explore the fascinating world of the Black Soldier Fly Larvae and how they have the power to transform our food waste problem. From scavenged leftovers to potential protein sources, see how these creepy crawlies are becoming a game-changer in the Philippines and beyond.
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[@PlanetDaryl]

Andrew.. been following you since your appearance on BFRS northern Vietnam edition. Where you are taking this channel towards, I gotta say I am super duper excited. Keep showing the world those difficult food and livelihood topics and I am sure, you will garner much following and success. Can't wait for the next video in the series mate!

[@Andrew_Fraser]

Cheers man. I really appreciate the support. I’m glad you’re liking the new direction.

[@OmnipresntGaming]

Great video indeed but I'm sorry did he just say he feeds cats and dogs to the flies? 😭

[@stellasalarda8272]

From pagpag to flies to honey. Seriously, your PH episodes were so unpredictable. I can't wait for what's next! Keep safe always!

[@Andrew_Fraser]

Thanks! Final episode will publish tomorrow.

[@fernandomina8921]

Wow ! Great video, we understand how this endeavor was made. A sustainable solution to our food supply.

[@KatherineInToronto]

oh man, this was a hard video to watch and I am so grateful you're out there researching these solutions to complex topics like waste management and nutritional needs. thank you for your hard work.

[@FusionKush]

Dude i like your confidence and down you are to eating that with him. This is a different take than the BEFRS but i like it. Its just shows me the didnt side and part of the cutural i was lead to believe in the US. This is cool and i can see this channel being a huge one in the future. Im be here and support you too Andrew. I cant wait to see what you have in store for us.

[@arturoperez4062]

Andrew, thank you for yet another amazing video. Hopefully one day you can show us not only in Asia, but around the world through your point of view.

[@johnnyvh1188]

W🤩W! just watched this after seeing the mud crabs vid, these folks are really trying to work with nature here.👍 Subbed to your channel as of today.

[@Sky_laa]

Your videos never disappoint! I love your content it's alway informational and interesting. Great work Andrew.

[@susanm2956]

The content as well as the production of your videos is excellent

[@Andrew_Fraser]

Much appreciated!

[@haissamfattah8961]

Andrew I've been studying Black Soldier Fly farming for some time now and I gotta say this is the best short documental on BSF out there! all the best to your channel. Also the lobster farm video in Vietnam was super good too, I actually found your channel thanks to it

[@FusionDeveloper]

Thanks for visiting him and making this video about the wonderful species, the black soldier fly.

[@wybuchowyukomendant]

BSFs are absolute beasts when it comes to recycling food wastes. Since I started to farm them for my chickens, there is not enough food waste in my neighborhood to grow my colony lol

[@wullcandlish9181]

Hi from Scotland hope you're all safe and well my friends... Been following you since I seen yoy with sunny on his channel 👍... Am a chef & I would try all most anything but you was eating those flys like popcorn lol...keep up the great work my friend 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍😉✌️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Littlefilipina]

Great video, Andrew! Very informative. Can you share the contact details for the Black Soldier Fly farmer? Would like to learn more about his farm

[@okfarm_8017]

Hi Mr. Andrew Fraser, greetings, we are BSF breeders from Indonesia. We are happy to see your you tube

[@HFC786]

Fascinating and insightful

[@daji3801]

It is very good to see from your farm

[@adamschulze2734]

Super interesting ep!

[@bigal7373]

Could you imagine a factory (bigger) like this in Brazil next to a large abattoir and using the fat and discard as the waste product for the flies?

[@vfxforge]

yum yum

[@drissaudia1323]

5:58 what does he mean here? He lets the lava eat dead corpses? Please explain?

[@Ljane7903]

Interesting!

[@russstenseng899]

Hello!! Where is this particular farm. I would like to know him. He seemed very knowledgeable. I'm planning on moving to the Philippines. teaching even the small farmers the Benefit of the BSF larvae will be of immense value toothed local people.

[@flonoiisana4647]

I had to stop halfway, Andrew. I couldn't stop scratching myself. lol

[@justaway29]

Looks delicious, definitely will try someday.

[@wavemaker2077]

An eye opening video. But where can we get those black soldier flies? All I see are house flies.

[@KritzKlemz]

How do I get a contact for the fly farmer. Love his work

[@emeliealegonero4043]

Good job keep going pinoy😊

[@neiljoy8465]

Mushrooms are you next hit doco!🍄🍄🍄🍄😏🙌

[@billfisherman6577]

These are also sold in the U.S.A. as bird food in feeders. Nice to have an alternative source of protein for us to.

[@DestinationJapan95]

Humans won’t eat this. Stop shilling for globalist garbage

[@stackfire9601]

I have lived in Alaska for 41 years, I also retired working from the North Slope Borough well above the Arctic circle. I can 100% assure you that many species of Flys exist. I have witnessed animal carcasses loaded with different types of maggots at different times in the expiration of a single carcass . It's like they take thier turn in the eating breeding cycle. Notably the metallic blue looking fly lives there as well a the common house fly. Also the most mosquitoes I have ever seen in my life! To say there are no fly larve in the Arctic is not fact there are plenty of alot of different species. Now the South pole I don't have a clue about .

[@romelimmense]

Is there black soldier fly there?

[@drviagrin3798]

What kind of trays are those?

[@samenriq]

Is there a way to get in touch with Dr. Brahma? Thanks

[@rhoydelmo1706]

Wow I can use the larvae for fish baits. I wish I know how to contact them so I can buy kilos.

[@GordonGordon]

This is a man at peace

[@drissaudia1323]

6:16 did I hear right? He feeds dead cats and dogs to the worms/lava? Omg 😱.

[@matalinongmatsing6838]

please make more philippines video.. ❤

[@watchaall]

pagpag is only eaten in some areas manila, just be clear,

[@dinjones]

🤯

[@angagimatngpitongarganaz399]

i admire your environment advocacy but you can improve more if you get rid of plastic packaging just your recycle paper for packing. much better and meet your mission

[@PlatinumIrishrose]

It won't stay fresh in paper packaging. (Try imagining selling the general public in the States on FRESH larvae, not to even mention STALE larvae.)

[@PlatinumIrishrose]

So is it imported into the states for human consumption? I know a few people who are brave enough to try it annnnnnd CHRISTMAS IS COMIN' UP!!😂

[@frankiefernandez9225]

💙💙💙🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@yeoharold4404]

Hahaha, is that a joke? No. Oh.

[@blimolhm2790]

biology is raw af 😂 i think letting chickens eat the product first is a good strategy

[@martaagudelo202]

En español porfa

[@onyxsolo1]

You will eat z' bugs!

[@neiljoy8465]

The world is full of "gamechangers" but the game controllers are pulling all the strings.Nature provides all the healing, health and happiness but a small group of psychopaths control the outcome, everytime.Consider Mono-culture farming.If we put what we know into effect we could employ more people on smaller alotments and feed the enitre population on organic, naturally reared produce.BUT the powers to be want to forever exercise control over man and nature🤷‍♂️

[@DeathBySnuuuSnuuu]

Eat Ze Bugs -WEF