Some Zimbabwean farmers turn to maggots to survive drought and thrive
It also helps the environment. Zimbabwe produces about 1.6 million tons of waste annually, 90% of which can be recycled or ...
Some Zimbabwe farmers turn to maggots to survive drought and thrive
At first, the suggestion to try farming maggots spooked Mari Choumumba and other farmers in Nyangambe, a region in ...
From yuck to profits: Some Zimbabwe farmers turn to maggots to survive drought and thrive
Farmers in Zimbabwe hit hard by drought should farm maggots to feed their animals and boost their household incomes ...
Seattle Times13 天
For drought-struck farmers, maggots are a meal ticket
Unlike the house fly, it is not known to spread disease. Their life cycle lasts just weeks, and they lay between 500 and 900 eggs. The larvae devour decaying organic items — from rotting fruit ...
Times Union12 天
From yuck to profits: Some Zimbabwe farmers turn to maggots to survive drought and thrive
Unlike the house fly, it is not known to spread disease. Their life cycle lasts just weeks, and they lay between 500 and 900 eggs. The larvae devour decaying organic items — from rotting fruit ...