Farm
A site that breeds or grows insects, such as crickets, mealworms, locusts, or black soldier fly larvae.
UK insect farming directory
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Find insect farms, livefood suppliers, edible insect businesses, garden frass producers, genetics providers, and farm technology. Built for buyers, keepers, gardeners, researchers, and companies.
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Locust farming and technology
Murzo Farms
Leeds-based Murzo Farms focuses on locust farming, human-edible insect opportunities, and practical technology for controlled insect farming operations.
BSF farm systems
Better Origin
Cambridge company using automated black soldier fly systems to turn food waste into insect products for animal feed and pet food.
Insect technology
Entocycle
London-based black soldier fly technology company with a UK Centre for Insect Technology and industrial insect farming systems.
BSF genetics
Beta Bugs
Roslin insect genetics company developing and distributing black soldier fly breeds and eggs for insect producers.
BSFL systems
FlyFarm Systems
Cambridge-based provider of automated black soldier fly larvae farming systems, pilot farms, commercial systems, and BSFL products.
BSF farm
Syntects
British black soldier fly farm in Yoxall supplying live Calci Worms, dried BSFL, insect meal, oil, and frass fertiliser.
Waste-to-protein
Flybox
UK insect waste management technology company building pilot and industrial systems for turning organic waste into protein and fertiliser.
BSF larvae supply
Soldado
UK supplier focused on black soldier fly neonates and 5-day-old larvae for waste processors, farms, and protein producers.
Livefood farm
Livefood UK Ltd
Somerset farm producing crickets, locusts, mealworms, and other livefoods packed fresh for reptile, bird, and specialist keepers.
Livefood breeder
Livefoods Direct
Long-running UK-bred livefood supplier, now part of Peregrine Livefoods, covering mealworms, locusts, crickets, waxworms, and more.
Live insect producer
Peregrine Livefoods
Large UK reptile wholesaler and livefood producer breeding millions of insects and supplying shops across the country.
Mealworms and soil
Wiggly Wigglers
Herefordshire farm supplying live mealworms, composting systems, worms, bird food, soil products, and wildlife-friendly garden supplies.
Research and food
The Bug Farm
Pembrokeshire farm, research centre, nature reserve, visitor attraction, and home of Grub Kitchen edible insect cafe.
Edible insects
Bugvita
UK-based edible insect producer working with crickets for powders, snacks, ingredients, wholesale, and white-label production.
Human-grade supply
Horizon Edible Insects
London-based specialist supplying human-grade edible insects, including dried crickets, mealworms, insect protein products, and experiences.
Sector body
UK Edible Insect Association
UK trade organisation connecting the farmed insect protein sector, including farmers, food developers, researchers, and sector facilitators.
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Livefood
Live insects sold as food for reptiles, birds, fish, amphibians, and specialist animal keepers.
Frass
Insect manure and shed material, commonly used as a soil improver or fertiliser product.
Genetics
Breeding work that improves insect traits such as growth, survival, egg production, or farming performance.
Edible insects
Insects prepared for people to eat, often sold as whole insects, snacks, powders, or food ingredients.
Substrate
The feed or growing material used in insect farming, often made from controlled plant or food by-products.
Farm technology
Software, sensors, automation, climate control, and equipment used to run insect farms more consistently.
Insect protein
Protein produced from farmed insects for uses such as pet food, animal feed, ingredients, or future food products.
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