Publications
Media
Datasets
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Tascon, A. (Creator) (4 Aug 2021). Spatial Analysis of Farm Animal Wastes in Australia. The University of Western Australia. Excel file available at: 10.26182/r3zp-4j91
Journal papers
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Kragt, M.E., Subroy, V., & Dempster, F. (2023) Black soldier fly fertilisers by bioconversion of livestock waste: Farmers’ perceptions and willingness-to-pay. Journal of Cleaner Productionê, 411: 137271.
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Jenkins, S. N., Middleton, J. A., Huang, Z. D., Mickan, B. S., Andersen, M. O., Wheat, L., Waite, I. S., & Abbott, L. K. (2023). Combining frass and fatty acid co-products derived from Black soldier fly larvae farming shows potential as a slow release fertiliser. Science of the Total Environment, 899, Article 165371.
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Srivastava, K., Mickan, B. S., O'Connor, J., Gurung, S. K., Moheimani, N. R., & Jenkins, S. N. (2023). Development of a controlled release fertilizer by incorporating lauric acid into microalgal biomass: Dynamics on soil biological processes for efficient utilisation of waste resources. Journal of Environmental Management, 344, Article 118392.
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Gurung, S. K., Mickan, B. S., Middleton, J. A., Singh, P. K., Jenkins, S. N., Rengel, Z., Siddique, K. H. M., & Solaiman, Z. M. (2024). Manure-derived black soldier fly frass enhanced the growth of chilli plants (Capsicum annuum L.) and altered rhizosphere bacterial community. Applied Soil Ecology, 202, Article 105605. Advance online publication.
Technical Reports
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Katzin, S., Kragt, M., Jimenez, G., Wheat, L., & Jenkins, S. (2022). Optimising Black Soldier Fly frass and larvae production on single and blended waste streams. The University of Western Australia.
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Dempster, F., Subroy, V., Harold, T., & Kragt, M. (2022). Market potential for black solider fly fertiliser products. The University of Western Australia.
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Tascon, A., Dempster, F., Kragt, M. (2021). Spatial Analysis of Farm Animal Waste in Australia. University of Western Australia.
Fact Sheets
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Middleton, J & Martin, B. (2023). Closing the loop: Black Soldier Fly technology to convert agriculture waste. Final Report Summary. University of Western Australia.
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Dempster, F & Harold, T. (2023). Are farmers willing to use fertiliser products made from bioconversion of livestock waste? University of Western Australia.
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Middleton, J & Jenkins, S. (2023). Creating fertilisers from agricultural wastes using Black Soldier Fly - mixing frass with solid fatty acids. University of Western Australia.
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Price, J & Harold, T. (2022). What are Black Soldier Flies? Some mythbusters. University of Western Australia.
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Price, J & Pearson, L. (2023). Biosecurity risks of Black Soldier Fly larvae as an animal feed. University of Western Australia.
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Price, J & Pearson, L & Bruerton, K. (2022). Nutrition of animal feed products produced from Black Soldier Fly larvae. University of Western Australia.
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Price, J & Harold, T. (2022). Potential environmental regulation classification and requirements for manure-derived Black Soldier Fly frass. University of Western Australia.
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Middleton, J & Jenkins, S. (2023). Creating fertilisers from agricultural wastes using Black Soldier Fly - mixing frass with solid fatty acids. University of Western Australia.
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Price, J & Pearson, L. (2023). Biosecurity risks of Black Soldier Fly larvae as an animal feed. University of Western Australia.
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Middleton, J & Martin, B. (2023). Closing the loop: Black Soldier Fly technology to convert agriculture waste. Final Report Summary. University of Western Australia.
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