Insect lipid/oil is a by‐product of insect meal production. The quantity and nutritional quality
of insect lipid varies with species, life stages, the kind of substrate used to raise the insects …

Black soldier fly (BSF)(Hermetia illucens) larvae are currently being developed as
bioconversion agents for organic waste treatment. The resulting larvae or prepupae have a …

The present study aimed to evaluate the potential of yellow mealworms (Tenebrio molitor)
reared using local agricultural by-products as an alternative feed for monogastric and …

The increasing global population and subsequent animal protein source demand
necessitate the exploration of alternative feed sources for animal. Insects have emerged as …

The growing interest of the scientific community on the inclusion of insect-derived products
in ruminant diets is leading to a boost of research papers on this topic. Even though in …

Insects are the most widespread group of organisms and more than one million species
have been described. These animals have significant ecological functions, for example they …

Background The most used protein sources in ruminant nutrition are considered as having
negative impacts in terms of environmental sustainability and competition with human …

Insect farming is more ecological than traditional animal farming, as it requires less water
and contributes to lower greenhouse gas emissions. In our study, banded cricket (BC) and …

Simple Summary In the last decade, there has been a growing interest in using edible
insects as animal feed due to their high nutritive value and environmental advantages over …

Simple Summary Today, more and more is being said about issues related to resource
depletion. This also applies to the raw materials necessary for food production. At the same …