Black Soldier Fly Larvae (BSFL) farming presents a compelling project due to its multifaceted benefits. Environmentally, BSFL are nature’s recyclers, efficiently converting organic waste into valuable biomass, thus reducing landfill waste and greenhouse gas emissions. This bioconversion process also yields frass, a nutrient-rich organic fertilizer that improves soil health and reduces the need for synthetic chemicals. Economically, BSFL offer a sustainable and cost-effective protein source for animal feed, potentially lowering production costs for farmers and increasing their income. Furthermore, BSFL farming requires minimal land and water compared to traditional agriculture, making it an accessible and resource-efficient venture, particularly beneficial for small-scale farmers and promoting a circular economy.