Joglo Green House in Yogyakarta is increasingly attracting international visitors eager to learn about integrated Black Soldier Fly (BSF) maggot farming combined with egg-laying chicken farming and freshwater aquaculture, such as catfish and tilapia. Visitors to Joglo Green House have the opportunity to witness firsthand how this integrated system reduces organic waste while providing an eco-friendly alternative feed for livestock and fish.
Although the facilities and layout are still under development, Joglo Green House remains committed to offering the best service to every guest. During the visit, guests are presented with an educational experience about the BSF maggot farming cycle, showcasing how maggots are utilized as an efficient and sustainable protein source in animal feed. The use of maggots as feed not only reduces reliance on conventional feed sources but also serves as a beneficial organic waste management solution.
Joglo Green House hopes these efforts will benefit the wider community and inspire sustainable farming practices. With a dedication to continuous improvement and facility upgrades, Joglo Green House is committed to becoming an education and innovation hub that promotes more environmentally friendly farming practices in Indonesia and beyond.
