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In a world where sustainability is becoming increasingly important, the green bio industry in Korea is taking a new eco-friendly approach by utilizing mealworms to recycle resources and reduce waste. In this blog post, we will introduce you to Korea Edible Insect Laboratory (KEIL) and SUNBIO, two significant Korean green bio industry players, and explore how they are changing the game by utilizing mealworms in innovative ways.

Spring is in the air, and with it comes the launch of our improved product, Ecobooster Premium! While the product remains the same trusted organic fertilizer that gardeners have come to rely on, we've made some significant improvements to make it even better. Our new and improved Ecobooster is now more finely sifted, making it even purer and more effective than ever before. With its nutrient-rich blend of organic ingredients, Ecobooster is the perfect way to give your plants the boost they need to thrive this spring.

When you buy commercially live mealworms more than 2.5 cm long, they are primarily in weeks 8 to 12 of the larvae stage. In approximately two to four weeks in the optimal conditions, all your mealworms would switch to the next step in their lifecycle, the pupa or pupae. Outside the fridge, considering your house temperate keeps between 16 and 20C on average. Mealworms get more active, which means they would like to eat and develop further. Without food, the stress and nature would make many develop into pupae to avoid starving—this results in very small pupae and, therefore, small and less energetic beetles.

Introducing the Live Beetle: A Nutritious Snack for Your Pet or an opportunity to start your mealworm farm. Are you tired of feeding your pet the same old, boring snacks? Want to provide them with a nutritious and eco-friendly alternative?

Have you been looking for a new business opportunity that is sustainable, eco-friendly, and has growing demand? Look no further than mealworm farming. By raising live beetles, scientifically known as Tenebrio molitor, you can provide a valuable source of protein to various industries, such as livestock feed and pet food.

Mealworm frass has been used as a sustainable fertiliser for centuries and recent years have seen a resurgence in its popularity as people look for ways to improve soil health in a more sustainable way.

More than 1900 insect species are currently edible worldwide (van Huis et al., 2013; Shockley and Dossey, 2014). However, only a handful qualify to farm on a large scale.

During our product development, we obtained feedback on the packaging used. We know that our public is very conscious of ecology and the protection of the planet. As well, the use of reusable and recyclable materials is a must.

Over the past decade, the production of insects has increased dramatically, particularly in America, Europe and Africa, as several insects have proven to be excellent food and feed.

“We are after all the greatest problem solvers to have ever existed on earth. We now understand this problem. We know how to stop the number rising and put it in reverse. We must halt carbon emissions this decade.”

The mealworm isn’t just the larval form of the mealworm beetle; his frass it’s also an excellent organic fertiliser and natural bio-repellent that can help your garden grow! Whether you need to add nutrients to your soil or keep pesky animals out of your vegetable patch, these five surprising ways mealworms can help your garden grow will be sure to come in handy when you begin working with these amazing little critters.

As part of our progressive development programme in the insect breeding industry. Entolab is launching its first physical product. Under the brand name Ecobooster, we concentrate on producing the best organic Frass for use in ordinary agriculture, hydroponics and aquaculture.

In phytopathology, antagonism refers to the action of any organism that suppresses or interferes with the normal growth and activity of a plant pathogen, such as the main parts of bacteria or fungi.