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Insects Rearing in Kenya

Insects are being reared as an alternative source of crucial nutrition requirements. A report published in 2017 by scientists at the University of Copenhagen compared cricket production in Thailand to broiler chicken farming on equivalent scale and found that crickets were better for the environment. Grasshoppers and Locusts are reared, then dry and turned into protein-rich powder that can be used to fortify baby formula and also as a protein-rich feed for small non-ruminant animals. Crickets can be used directly as food or ground into flour to fortify other foods. Cricket flour can be used as an ingredient to make products such as biscuits, cakes, porridge, chapati and mandazi. For example cricket farmers in Bondo have been incorporating cricket flour to make different confectioneries.