Great video. I love the farm. I don't know what camera you are using but I suggest switching to any higher end smartphone with image stabilizer instead of it. They usually have great autofocus and you could use a gimbal stabilizer for extra smooth videos and you can attach that to a tripod as well for static shots.
I started mealworm farm 6 months ago, nothing crazy just to save money feeding my Leo. Looking to make it more efficient and this has given me some great ideas
Super interesting! Thanks for the inside view of a mealworm farm. So small! And it's incredible that they can use every part at every stage of the cycle!
Maybe using GoPro as spares cameras together with a IPhone, then better resolution can be achieved and prevent from losing focus in one camera, u still have another video as backup
Thank you for your valuable information and effort! Together, we have seen how important the camera focus is as well as your experienced sentences, we hope this problem does not repeat in other videos :)
I never thought I would be watching a video on worm farming, but I’m looking for another alternative to feeding my quail. So I really appreciate this video!!🐛💚 I cant believe she’s touching them like that:) I guess I better get used to it!! I can’t believe you just ate it!! I wasn’t expecting that:)
lol. Great info! I watch the whole thing. Did not give up after 8 mins! but it is funny that the camera man was in focus for his shots while doing shots!!! lol Anyway great job guys. Do another one. Good luck guys I can not wait to see that update!
@@RyanMOutdoors Dude, Do not sweat it most of the people leavening, Craping responses have neve messed or they are know it alls. Hey do you guys produce giant meal worms as well?
@@jodaddyswoodshop331 Do you mean Morio worms? If so you need to seperate the worms on there own in a dark place so they metamorph into a beetle then add them into a nursary to mate
Very interesting and exciting to see that so many amazing projects exist around the world. Very informative! Can you say how big the room was where they bred the bugs?
Unfortunately the company went out of business. I wish I did a better job with the focus. I think it was set to manual. I have gotten better since this film.
Id recommend doing meal worm experimentation or genetic learning, so you can learn more on better ways to make a meal worm better, i usually do experiments and bio breeding to make new types of breed of meal worms, and id recommend using vitamin A+ mixed with vitamin D+ to make meal worms bigger and much smoother on consumption, and it makes them more nutritious for the consumers, genetic learning would be great for that company
Thanks. It looked like there were 3 trays with screens then a catch tray? Is that right? I am guessing the frass just falls all the way trough with the mealworms movement?
Hello! We had them custom made by a local manufacturer. We have also made some ourselves. Go to our website and send us a email if you want more information!
Good morning my friend! I would like to know from you, if by putting the worms separately in the pots, I can leave them there until they become mature black beetles. The intention is only to put them together when they are all of reproductive age. That way, I will have a certain date to remove them from the substrate and the daughter larvae will have an approximate size pattern. Of course they will have food and moisture in the pots. Is it possible? Thanks!
Hello from Germany, who are your customers, to whom do you deliver the goods and how do you get the customers from advertising or Mundprobaganta? Kind regards Udo
i am sorry if someone had wroten before but i'd like to thanks that's great idea to breeding them , and may i ask you what do you use for substrate i have many kind substrate to use in here as tropical region such as fodder wheat, or chaff? thank you..
So the beetles leave the nesting area or stay contained? They look like they are open. Always working to keep pests under control around the house and wouldn’t was to harm these.
Hello friend, I follow your channel and I have seen all your videos, thanks for the content. I have several questions that I would like you to answer: How do you do the breeding cycles? Do you perform separation of larvae, pupae or beetles? Do you separate by sex? How do you calculate the production? What type of substrate do you use? The same for larvae and beetles? Thank you very much in advance.
They are less nutritious than the larvae. It is more efficient to used the worms as feed and only allow pupation of the necessary amount to maintain population.
Once everything is a fine powder or when a majority of the bedding is gone. Make sure to keep the frass and things, as that's where the mealworm eggs are.
I’m very interested in going large and doing a big farm. I might need help, if I need someone do you think if I’d pay someone could possibly come show me the ropes and help ordering the right stuff that I’d need to get? I’m a woman and I currently do roadwork and I work so hard and I’m looking into doing something new.
Just incase you thought I was kidding... mealworms are about 75% protein and 25-35% fat. and in some countries chefs have already started to experiment with the little critters for human consumption in a meat replacement.
Thanks for the insight, ive just started, however i spent the first minute thinking my resolution on the video was wrong, was the lens dirty or maybe moist form the humidity, wasnt sure, it was informative just not as visually appealing as id hoped, thanks. Do they have the info on the trays they use as the system looks really streamlined.
Hi, I am doing right now a business plan for a mealworm farm. Could you give me an information about weight of adult mealworm larvae in relation to volume?
I recommend doing this on a hobby scale before taking out a loan to fund something you have no experience with. Better to make those newbie mistakes on a small scale and without monthly payments to worry about. Nearly everything you learn on a small scale will apply to a commercial set up.
Great video. I love the farm. I don't know what camera you are using but I suggest switching to any higher end smartphone with image stabilizer instead of it. They usually have great autofocus and you could use a gimbal stabilizer for extra smooth videos and you can attach that to a tripod as well for static shots.
Thanks for watching and suggestions.
I started mealworm farm 6 months ago, nothing crazy just to save money feeding my Leo. Looking to make it more efficient and this has given me some great ideas
Super interesting! Thanks for the inside view of a mealworm farm. So small! And it's incredible that they can use every part at every stage of the cycle!
That's what I found so cool is they everything has a use. Thanks for watching!
This is the most informative video on mealworm farming I have seen, yet. And the best farm setup. Thank you both!
Who would of thought...good job ..very interesting!!!
I gave up after 8 minutes. The cameraman needs to learn his trade and how to focus!
I agree. Im getting better. Thanks for watching for 8 mins.
bad video resolution ruin this.
Haha! I know, right? "Here are the tiny mealworms, lemme zoom in. Ahhh, there's a corner in the back, really clear and sharp."
Maybe using GoPro as spares cameras together with a IPhone, then better resolution can be achieved and prevent from losing focus in one camera, u still have another video as backup
Forreal im like am I high or this is blurry n outta focus
Holy Focus!
Thank you for your valuable information and effort! Together, we have seen how important the camera focus is as well as your experienced sentences, we hope this problem does not repeat in other videos :)
I never thought I would be watching a video on worm farming, but I’m looking for another alternative to feeding my quail. So I really appreciate this video!!🐛💚 I cant believe she’s touching them like that:) I guess I better get used to it!! I can’t believe you just ate it!! I wasn’t expecting that:)
Thanks for watching! It was YUMMY! That's cool that you are raising quail.
We can set you up with a starter kit if interested!
@@jordproducers4957 how would I go about getting a starter kit?
lol. Great info! I watch the whole thing. Did not give up after 8 mins! but it is funny that the camera man was in focus for his shots while doing shots!!! lol Anyway great job guys. Do another one. Good luck guys I can not wait to see that update!
I was the camera man. That was when I was still figuring out the focus feature obviously. Thanks for the compliment and watching.
@@RyanMOutdoors Dude, Do not sweat it most of the people leavening, Craping responses have neve messed or they are know it alls. Hey do you guys produce giant meal worms as well?
@@jodaddyswoodshop331 I don't think jordproducers does giant ones.
@@RyanMOutdoors Okay. I am trying to find out how they are produced. I am curious.
@@jodaddyswoodshop331 Do you mean Morio worms? If so you need to seperate the worms on there own in a dark place so they metamorph into a beetle then add them into a nursary to mate
I'd really be interested in seeing how they sort and sift the mealworms and darkling beetles.
I'll see what I can do now that My filming has improved since this video. Thanks for watching Laura.
@@RyanMOutdoors Did ya'll ever develop that video?
@@sunshineupgrades Jord got bought out by a bigger company, so i doubt it
so much info i couldn't FOCUS on anything
These are $100 pr kg at my local pet store.
Really!!
Those little things are really good snacks. (No, I'm not lying)
Hi this is ritesh from dubai I wanted to visit your farm
Very interesting and exciting to see that so many amazing projects exist around the world. Very informative!
Can you say how big the room was where they bred the bugs?
30 ft by 15 ft
I would like to see this posted again in focus. Really good information, but I would like to see it.
Unfortunately the company went out of business. I wish I did a better job with the focus. I think it was set to manual. I have gotten better since this film.
It was very nice, thank you. How many people works at your farm with you?
Thanks for watching. There are 2 that work at the farm.
Id recommend doing meal worm experimentation or genetic learning, so you can learn more on better ways to make a meal worm better, i usually do experiments and bio breeding to make new types of breed of meal worms, and id recommend using vitamin A+ mixed with vitamin D+ to make meal worms bigger and much smoother on consumption, and it makes them more nutritious for the consumers, genetic learning would be great for that company
I'm Interested in knowing the Mesh Size Needed to catch "Only The Frass"...!
Great video, man! Keep it up!
interesting subject, what let it down was the close ups too much blurr as a result unable to see details but thank you for the video
I agree. Teying to get better at that. Thanks for watching.
Nice Set Up!
Do the trays have screens on the bottom for the frass to filter through to a catch tray or is that done manually?
There were screens it fell through.
Screens it fell through.
Thanks. It looked like there were 3 trays with screens then a catch tray? Is that right? I am guessing the frass just falls all the way trough with the mealworms movement?
Thank you very much for sharing!!
2:26 Where can i buy these white and black containers and shelves for them?
Not really sure since its not my company.
Where did she get her bins with sieves in the bottom? Those look amazing!
Hello! We had them custom made by a local manufacturer. We have also made some ourselves. Go to our website and send us a email if you want more information!
Can they eat green potatoes? Would be a good use of produce we won’t eat.
Not sure.
I have also farming mealworms to sale market good work from Pakistan
Thank you❤
very good. Nice job
Good morning my friend! I would like to know from you, if by putting the worms separately in the pots, I can leave them there until they become mature black beetles. The intention is only to put them together when they are all of reproductive age. That way, I will have a certain date to remove them from the substrate and the daughter larvae will have an approximate size pattern. Of course they will have food and moisture in the pots. Is it possible? Thanks!
Hello from Germany, who are your customers, to whom do you deliver the goods and how do you get the customers from advertising or Mundprobaganta?
Kind regards Udo
i am sorry if someone had wroten before but i'd like to thanks that's great idea to breeding them , and may i ask you what do you use for substrate i have many kind substrate to use in here as tropical region such as fodder wheat, or chaff?
thank you..
great video !
saving my paycheck, mucho gracias
So the beetles leave the nesting area or stay contained? They look like they are open. Always working to keep pests under control around the house and wouldn’t was to harm these.
They stay contained.
Excellent informative video can you please help me out to purchase live mealworms
Hello friend, I follow your channel and I have seen all your videos, thanks for the content.
I have several questions that I would like you to answer:
How do you do the breeding cycles?
Do you perform separation of larvae, pupae or beetles?
Do you separate by sex?
How do you calculate the production?
What type of substrate do you use? The same for larvae and beetles?
Thank you very much in advance.
Where did you get the trays for your mealworms
Im not sure where the company got them.
do you end up with a surplus of Beatles? that could be used for chicken feed
They are less nutritious than the larvae. It is more efficient to used the worms as feed and only allow pupation of the necessary amount to maintain population.
Yes we do. The chickens enjoy eating them--especially when other bugs have been killed off during cold temperatures.
Good video.... Why did you bring your worst mobile to film. It can't even focus. The whole video is low rez
Great video, I'd like to get some darkling beettles for breeding
Thanks for watching!
How do you know when it’s time to replace substrate? I’m a couple weeks in and the oatmeal is getting pretty sparse but there is still lots in there.
Not sure. I just did the filming. You could email them on their website. Jordproducers
Once everything is a fine powder or when a majority of the bedding is gone. Make sure to keep the frass and things, as that's where the mealworm eggs are.
I’m very interested in going large and doing a big farm. I might need help, if I need someone do you think if I’d pay someone could possibly come show me the ropes and help ordering the right stuff that I’d need to get? I’m a woman and I currently do roadwork and I work so hard and I’m looking into doing something new.
I want to know how to make the mealworm snacks. recipe please.
Just incase you thought I was kidding... mealworms are about 75% protein and 25-35% fat. and in some countries chefs have already started to experiment with the little critters for human consumption in a meat replacement.
If you Google cinnamon sugar roasted pecans, that is the recipe the meal worm snack is created from.
Very interesting
Thanks for the insight, ive just started, however i spent the first minute thinking my resolution on the video was wrong, was the lens dirty or maybe moist form the humidity, wasnt sure, it was informative just not as visually appealing as id hoped, thanks. Do they have the info on the trays they use as the system looks really streamlined.
It's from the humidity, clears up a couple of minutes into the video
IT is very exellent. Is IT maybe we visit your FARM? I AM from Iran
excellent
How much (oz or lbs) are they yielding per tray? I'm looking into this to supplement hogs and need to grow a lot.
No idea. I just filmed the operation.
Your camera has a hard time focussing, it’s very hard to watch the video.
And uh..
Camera lense needs cleaning BAD!
Out of focus..
Too bad, this could have been a PHENOMENAL video!
Where do you get the box?
What happens to the eggs that fall through the screen with the frass?
Not sure Barbara.
There would be no eggs because mealworms do not lay the eggs. The beetles do.
could have been a great video if they could have focused the camera. Thank you anyway, good info.
Are they seperated by hand into different stages? If so, how often?
They are sifted by hand. Not sure how often.
Focus please. I got to go now ...
Have you heard of the word Focus?
Hi, I am doing right now a business plan for a mealworm farm.
Could you give me an information about weight of adult mealworm larvae in relation to volume?
I have no idea sorry.
I recommend doing this on a hobby scale before taking out a loan to fund something you have no experience with. Better to make those newbie mistakes on a small scale and without monthly payments to worry about. Nearly everything you learn on a small scale will apply to a commercial set up.
Whats the size of the merch for the beattles?
What do you mean by merch?
I have a hard time thinking about eating something that looks like it came from a cat’s butt!
Be cool if camera was in focus
Their site no longer working. Guess they didn't make it.
That's correct.
Which purpose it use ? could you please tell
Try watching, and listening, to video!
To make money is the ultimate purpose.
Hi in production process it may differ with Gender. In meal worms any genders are there.Can u give reply plz
Klaus Schwab would be soo happy
I think i need glasses
I would agree. I tried. Rookie filming.
None of the links above seem valid anymore. :(
Hello where are you.? Which contry?
In the video description it says "Nebraska". So it is in the US.
If you have her I'd can you give me ?
Ice fishing? I always thought mealworms were fragile and would die too easily for fishing.
Nope. They are great bait for ice fishing.
Not only for ice fishing. I've used them for bait in the summer and I caught fish as well.
Filmed on the potato before feeding to the worms.
your camera is always out of focus.
In my Canty Indonesia someny
Where do u buy wheat bran
The local farm agriculture coop. Ours is called CPI coop.
Boa tarde muito boa ticas eu César dourados ms Brasil
Interesting subject but unfortunately the quality of the video is annoying.
Yeah I was still trying to figure out the Cannon camera when I shot the footage. Rookie mistakes. I've learned from it since then.
Their goal here has to be flies for us to eat . Fly burgers anyone ?
Xin chào. Bạn có thể giúp mình không
Viva Christo Rey
Anybody else check their phone at 9:20?
Camera footage is very bad
hello, I'm dicky from Indonesia. In one week, I can make 220 pounds of meal worms.
littttttle blurry... :(
Good Information 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Good Video 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Terrible Camera work and Focus👎👎👎
Damn pet treats are made from bettles. Is that what meat byproduct is...
So blurry
focus camera
Need to learn how to manual focus or learn how your autofocus works
I agree. I've gotten better since this video. Thanks for watching.
Terrible cámara guy, made my eyes hurt so much. Can’t believe he callled this good work.
Plz share her number or mail id...I have a poultry farm.. need to know more details. .. poultry feed is killing us.. i mean the rate..
Not focused
Jeez. Maybe spend less money on sweatshirts and more money on how to work a camera. This could have been a great video
The focus is just unbearable. Never make a video about insects without a good camera.
Horrible camera work, totally out of focus and shaky. couldn't get passed the first couple minutes.👎
Hard to watch. Better luck next time.
Bad camera blurred
Learn to use the focus dude
2:17, "and they filter it down and the eggs are collected." So vague in the only portion of the video anyone cares about.
If you say so. The only thing necessary for that is the proper size of screen in the tray over the bottom one. I would assume 1/30".