Speakers Corner: Uganda: wastes to insect larvae of Hermatia illucens
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Jacky Foo
May 10, 2007, 3:09:39 AM5/10/07
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On 06/05/07, CA...@aol.com <CA...@aol.com> wrote:
>Jacky we are very excited to be working with this group in Uganda.
>You are correct that meat processing factories would be very good
>opportunities for BSF but they also present other opportunities.
Dear Cornelius
As you know I had a project at the Kampala City Abattoir. KCA generate 2 skits (containers) of undigested gut materials every day. It is handled by the municipality (KCC) and said to be transported to a place for "composting". I have not visited the site.
I met the vice-Mayor of Kampala City Council i Stockholm last Monday and she raised the issue of waste management at a seminar with the Swedish Association for Local Authorities. KCC will host the World Championshion in Cooperation next year ( www.globetree.org) and works closely with the Swedish NGO where I am a volunteer.
BSF larvae can be seen at the abattoir and cleaning up whatever meat and fat that is found in the horns of cattle.
This would be a good site for the project.
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>Jacky we are very excited to be working with this group in Uganda.
>You are correct that meat processing factories would be very good
>opportunities for BSF but they also present other opportunities.
Dear Cornelius
As you know I had a project at the Kampala City Abattoir. KCA generate 2 skits (containers) of undigested gut materials every day. It is handled by the municipality (KCC) and said to be transported to a place for "composting". I have not visited the site.
I met the vice-Mayor of Kampala City Council i Stockholm last Monday and she raised the issue of waste management at a seminar with the Swedish Association for Local Authorities. KCC will host the World Championshion in Cooperation next year ( www.globetree.org) and works closely with the Swedish NGO where I am a volunteer.
BSF larvae can be seen at the abattoir and cleaning up whatever meat and fat that is found in the horns of cattle.
This would be a good site for the project.
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