
Entomo Farm produces high-protein insect feed and organic frass fertiliser from locally farmed Black Soldier Flies, helping Zambian farmers cut costs and grow stronger animals.
Our closed-loop system turns local organic waste into high-value feed products in days. No chemicals, no imports, no waste.




Four products, one circular system. Each cycle produces feed and fertiliser simultaneously. No waste, maximum value for your farm.





Our dedicated climate-controlled breeding and rearing unit maintains optimal temperature and humidity for BSF colonies year-round, ensuring consistent, high-quality larvae production regardless of season.
This controlled environment means reliable supply for our customers and a stable foundation for our outgrower training programme.

Every cycle reduces waste, builds soil and feeds animals. Here is what we have achieved so far.
CO2 estimate based on IPCC composting emission factor of approximately 1.5 t CO2e per tonne of organic waste diverted from landfill.
I find it very good for my plants. They look healthier and stronger. I use it mainly for flower beds and pots. I also use it for my fruit trees. I can recommend it to anyone. No harm to the dogs.
My layers and ducks love the larvae. So I wanted to order some more from you.
Eggs are always fresh and delivered on time. Love the size as well.
I have been using your frass in my garden. My eggplants and peppers are big and healthy.
We are open to partnerships with NGOs, universities, research institutions, development organisations and agribusinesses who share our vision for a sustainable and food-secure Zambia. If you see an opportunity to work together, we would love to hear from you.
Based in Lusaka, we convert organic waste into protein-rich larvae, fertiliser and farmer incomes whilst running training, educational tours and an outgrower programme. We are proudly female-led, founded by Priscilla Musenge.
“Turn food waste into affordable livestock feed and fertiliser and make that replicable for every Zambian farmer who wants it.”
Organic waste comes in, larvae go out and frass goes onto fields. The Black Soldier Fly turns a disposal problem into a production asset with a 12-day cycle and zero chemical inputs.
We also aggregate traditional Zambian edible insects including Mopane worms (ifinkubala), flying termites (inswa) and locusts from women and youth groups in rural communities.
Food waste collected from Lusaka markets and businesses.
Larvae consume waste over 12 days, building protein-rich biomass.
Dried larvae sold to farms and processed into meal.
NPK-tested frass bagged and sold as organic fertiliser.
Our outgrower programme creates new income streams for smallholder farmers. We train, provide starter colonies and buy larvae back at agreed prices.
We also work with NGOs, schools and other development partners, connecting insect farming knowledge with communities across Zambia.

I find it very good for my plants. They look healthier and stronger. I use it mainly for flower beds and pots. I also use it for my fruit trees. I can recommend it to anyone. No harm to the dogs.
My layers and ducks love the larvae. So I wanted to order some more from you.
Eggs are always fresh and delivered on time. Love the size as well.
I have been using your frass in my garden. My eggplants and peppers are big and healthy.
A female-led team of farmers, agriculture specialists and community development professionals, backed by specialist consultants across agronomy, nutrition, entomology, technology and food safety.

Priscilla founded Entomo Farm in 2020 to make insect farming practical and accessible for Zambian farmers. She leads operations, outgrower development and institutional partnerships. Her work has shaped the company from a small BSF colony into a full farming, training and aggregation business.
Entomo Farm works with a network of specialist consultants across agronomy, animal nutrition, entomology, technology, food safety and business development. This gives us access to expert guidance whilst staying lean and focused on what we do best: growing insects and empowering farmers.