Implementation of Black Soldier Fly (BSF) Maggot Cultivation to Support Waste Management and Catfish (Clarias spp.) Feed Self-Sufficiency in Sidoharjo Village
Keywords:
Black Soldier Fly, Waste Managament, Larvae Cultivation, Sustainable AgricultureAbstract
The Student Community Service Program serves as a platform for students to engage directly with society and contribute to solving local challenges. This initiative was implemented in Sidoharjo Village, located in Sruweng Subdistrict, Kebumen Regency. The focus of the activity centered around assisting in maggot cultivation. The cultivation of Black Soldier Fly (BSF) larvae offers a sustainable solution for organic waste management and serves as an alternative source of protein-rich animal feed. BSF larvae are known for their ability to efficiently convert organic waste into biomass, which can then be processed into high-quality feed ingredients. This approach not only reduces waste accumulation but also supports food security by providing affordable feed resources. The process involves hatching BSF eggs, rearing larvae in controlled environments, and harvesting them once they reach optimal size. As larvae mature, they turn darker, indicating readiness for further processing. The harvested larvae are then dried and ground into protein meal, which can be utilized for poultry, fish, and other livestock feed. Through this program, students gained practical experience in sustainable agriculture practices while empowering the local community with knowledge and skills to manage waste effectively.
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