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Frass Forward: Transforming Waste into Sustainable Feed and Fertilizer is sponsored by Southern Sustainable Agriculture Research & Education (SSARE). This project aims to enhance the sustainability of agricultural systems in the Southeastern U.S. by integrating insect farming with the use of insect frass as a safe and effective poultry feed ingredient and organic fertilizer.
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