Learn · FAQ
FAQ: It’s often hot here, but it can get cold at night. Does that matter for growing BSF?
Yes, temperature matters a lot, and so does air humidity, and a bunch of other factors, too. That’s why we came up with the idea of using a climatized container! Conditions inside the containers are optimized for BSF rearing and breeding, and all relevant factors including temperature and humidity are controlled with our intelligent MIND 20ft control unit, so you don’t have to worry about weather conditions at all. As a matter of fact, we have grown BSF in -30 C degrees close to Lapland ourselves, and our solutions are operating already in some of the hottest countries in the world! So, we got you covered!
01 · Climate control
The conditions inside the climatized container
Learn more about the solution on this website and if you already have plans to grow BSF for animal feed or to get rid of biowaste with the help of BSF, fill out the contact form to reach us!
Keep exploring
Related topics and pages
- FAQ library — short answers to common BSF questions
- BSF facility technology course — climate control and the MIND control unit that the answer relies on
- BSF production course — the rearing context in which temperature and humidity are managed
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- Do I need a factory to grow BSF with Manna’s solution? — the used sea container as the complete, climate-sealed production unit
- Can we use our own container with Manna’s solution? — the same controlled-container story, with Manna MIND installed to run the conditions
- Start with the biowaste opportunity — where local weather and energy costs shape the climate-control task
Next step
Ask about climate control
Manna can help work through the temperature, humidity and container questions for a possible BSF production.