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From yuck to profits: Some Zimbabwe farmers turn to maggots to survive drought and thriveUp to 80% of chicken production costs were gobbled up by feed for rural farmers before they took up maggot farming. Many couldn’t afford the $35 charged by stores for a 50-kilogram (about 110 ...
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Zimbabwe farmers turn to maggot-breeding to survive the droughtAfter harvesting the insects about once a month, Choumumba turns them into protein-rich feed for her free-range chickens that she eats and sells. And maggot farming is good for the environment too.
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