Brought to you by Midwest Mealworms, this podcast will revolve around the insect world. From running a small business to methods and processes.
This is an AI Podcast from NotebookLM, going through the Frass Research article here: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0959652624020560
On this week's Mealworms and More, we cover several new topics: - when should I move my beetles to a new bin? - what is a 'harvestable' size of mealworm? - can the pupation process be delayed? - many more! If you have any questions, don't be bashful about throwing out a comment below or reaching out to me directly - justin@midwestmealworms.com #mealworms #mealwormfarm #howtoraisemealworms #live #howtobreedmealworms
This episode is from a live Facebook event hosted in the Mealworm Farming Coop group. I hope you enjoy it!
Info about moisture and water gel crystals. Check out the video on my YouTube channel, Midwest Mealworms!
How to combat and prevent grain mites. Use #askmidwestmealworms and I may answer your question next!
Here's a great question from Linda about her mealworm larvae size variations and some of my thoughts and feedback.
If you've got questions, use #askmidwestmealworms and I'll answer on the podcast!
When should I feed carrots/potatoes/moisture? How frequently? What if it causes problems??? Not to worry, listen and then ping me with questions.
Details for folks who order mealworms and superworms, and details for those who ship them as well.
Raising mealworms and utilizing frass. The slides can be found on my website : https://midwestmealworms.com/moa-conference-2020/
More details on why I keep my insect farm at 70% humidity, and why.
More detailed info on the optimal temperature for mealworms and superworms, along with info on how to text with me.
Additional information on why I aim for 2 inches of substrate.
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