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Fly Larvae's Healthy Proteins for Animals Have Less Environmental Impact in Costa Rica, Report Shows
The black soldiers fly larvae can become helpful for sustainable farming and animals due to healthy proteins. They can also help the environment with waste management. Read here.
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