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Give your flock the nutrition nature intended with Health Extension Fresh Eggs Daily Black Soldier Fly Carbon Neutral 2lb. Responsibly sourced from pristine farms in Costa Rica, these all-natural, GMO-free larvae are packed with superior protein and essential nutrients to support healthier hens and better eggs naturally. With over 40% high-quality protein and essential amino acids, these larvae help hens lay more eggs consistently, producing vibrant yolks and strong, sturdy shells you can see and feel.
Enhanced Egg Production: The nutrient-rich larvae support consistent egg laying, resulting in vibrant yolks and strong shells.
Improved Flock Harmony: Engaging your chickens in natural foraging behaviors reduces stress and promotes a peaceful coop environment.
Easy to Use: Offer by the handful, scatter on the ground, or mix into daily feed for a nutrient-dense boost your birds will love.
Clean Nutrition: With Fresh Eggs Daily, you’re choosing clean, purposeful nutrition backed by chicken expertise.
Thoughtfully Sourced: Sourced from pristine farms, ensuring the health of your flock and the environment.
Q: What are black soldier fly larvae?
A: Black soldier fly larvae are the dried larvae of the black soldier fly, known for their high protein content and nutritional benefits for poultry.
Q: How should I feed these larvae to my chickens?
A: You can offer the larvae by the handful, scatter them on the ground, or mix them into your chickens' daily feed for an easy and nutritious addition.
Q: Are these larvae safe for my chickens?
A: Yes, these larvae are all-natural and GMO-free, making them a safe and healthy choice for your flock.
Q: How do these larvae benefit egg production?
A: The high protein and essential nutrients in the larvae support healthier hens, leading to increased egg production and better egg quality.
Q: Can I use these larvae for other poultry?
A: Yes, these larvae can be beneficial for various types of poultry, providing essential nutrients and promoting natural foraging behaviors.



