The IRAP project supports the optimization and industrial scale-up of green waste processing and Black Soldier Fly Larvae (BSFL) production by Oberland Agriscience Inc.
Oberland Agriscience Inc.
6 records totalling $242,936.00 CAD, from official Government of Canada open data.
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| National Research Council Canada | $242,936 | 6 records |
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Melanin is a pigment polymer found in the skin, hair, and eyes, essential for coloration and protecting tissues from UV damage. Naturally synthesized in the human body and by many other organisms acro...
Oberland is enhancing it's efficiencies and life cycle monitoring to allow greater automation of the production flow while validating pre-consumer organic waste feed stocks and exploring experimental...
Oberland is embarking on an R&D project to investigate the optimal feed stock composition and dryer settings to optimize protein content of its black soldier fly larvae. The results of those investiga...
Oberland continues to investigate the optimal feedstock composition to optimize the nutritional content of its black soldier fly larvae. The results of those investigations, along with other investiga...
Oberland's black soldier fly larvae (BSFL) bait has the potential to be a sustainable, supply chain resilient, cost-competitive bait produced in Nova Scotia, for use by Atlantic Canada's lobster and c...