Part of the Bio Circular Economy

BSF farming is not just about better bird feed — it’s about sustainability. The larvae recycle food by-products into valuable nutrition, cutting waste and reducing carbon emissions. Compared to soy or fishmeal, black soldier fly larvae are far more eco-friendly, traceable, and resource-efficient.

When you choose BSF products from Wildwyn, you’re not only supporting your birds — you’re supporting the circular economy and a more sustainable future for farming, gardening, and wildlife.

Discover Wildwyn’s first products being prepared for launch — Brook & Hollow, Root & Rise, and Nest & Meadow. Sustainable BSF feed & fertiliser for birds, poultry, and gardens.

here’s nothing quite like watching finches, tits, and robins flit around your garden. But attracting them requires more than scattering a few seeds—especially if you want to do it cleanly and sustainably.

Modern gardening doesn’t have to mean synthetic fertilisers, plastic pots, or harsh chemicals. In fact, going natural often gives better results—stronger plants, healthier soil, and a lighter footprint.

Looking for a natural way to supercharge your soil and grow healthier plants? Meet insect frass—an organic fertiliser made from the castings (droppings) of black soldier fly (BSF) larvae. Don’t let the humble origins fool you—this stuff is garden gold.

Winter is the toughest time of year for wild birds. Shorter days, frozen ground, and fewer insects make it hard to find food. That’s where you come in—with the right winter feed, your garden can become a vital lifeline.

Feeding pond fish is more than tossing pellets—especially if you want them healthy, colourful, and thriving year-round. In the UK, temperature changes mean fish appetites and nutritional needs vary by season. Here’s a simple guide.

Black soldier fly (BSF) larvae aren’t just a trend—they’re one of the most nutrient-dense, sustainable feed options available for backyard chickens. Packed with digestible protein, essential fats, calcium, and antimicrobial peptides, they deliver far more than your average snack.

Backyard chickens are more than just egg-layers—they’re beloved pets. And just like any pet, they thrive on proper nutrition. If you’re new to poultry keeping or simply want to improve your flock’s health, choosing the right feed is key to happy hens and better eggs.

Many standard fish foods are packed with fillers—corn, soy, and wheat—which offer little nutritional value. For vibrant colours, strong scales, and energetic fish, you need to feed protein-rich, insect-powered diets.