48 hrs
Microbial activation in soil
Central Texas closed-loop nutrition
BSFL frass that makes your garden lusher, greener, and more resilient.
Raised in solar-powered insectaries outside Bleiblerville, Texas and fed with reclaimed produce, coffee chaff, and spent grain, our frass is a balanced, slow-release amendment teeming with beneficial microbes. It feeds soil life, accelerates rooting, strengthens plants, and keeps gardens blooming all season.
- 4-3-3 nutrient analysis
- Chitin for pest resilience
- Fed with Texas-grown inputs
Water savings
22%
Root mass
+38%
1.5x
Faster compost decomposition
0% waste
Circular insect-based input
Why frass wins
Powerful biology, naturally balanced nutrition.
BSFL frass delivers nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, and a living inoculant of Bacillus and Streptomyces species. Chitin residues trigger plant immune responses and reduce disease pressure. Dive into the agronomy data, application charts, and lab tests on the dedicated benefits page.
Explore the full benefits report →Microbial feast
Rich in bacteria that colonize roots, unlock tied-up nutrients, and outcompete pathogens within 48 hours of application.
Gentle, slow release
A 4-3-3 plus micronutrient profile feeds steadily without burning seedlings or compacting soil, even under summer heat.
Pest resilience
Chitin spurs the SAR pathway, helping plants resist aphids, mites, and foliar pathogens without synthetic inputs.
Compost catalyst
Add a scoop to compost to accelerate thermophilic stages and reduce odors thanks to thriving microbes.
Real-world applications
Who our Texas frass helps most.
From balcony growers to municipal turf crews, customers rely on frass for measurable gains in yield, quality, and soil resilience. Toggle between consumer and commercial programs to see how the biology translates into the field.
Backyards, balconies, and CSA shares
- Apply 2 cups per 10 sq ft before planting vegetables; Journal of Insect Science field plots saw 52% less powdery mildew pressure after a 10% frass amendment (J. Insect Sci., 2023).
- Mix 5% frass into seed-starting blends for sturdier transits; University of Florida IFAS reported leafy greens with 18% higher foliar calcium when frass supplemented organic media (UF IFAS, 2022).
- Houseplant shops brew 24-hour teas to combat fungus gnats while recharging potting soil biology, mirroring MSU Extension data on root-zone microbe diversity (MSU Extension, 2021).
Market farms, turf crews, and controlled-environment ag
- Central Texas cut-flower and vegetable co-ops blend 300 lbs per acre pre-plant, closing nutrient loops the way Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems outlines for regional insect bioconversion hubs (Frontiers FSFS, 2020).
- Sports turf managers topdress 400 lbs/acre quarterly to build soil structure and reduce irrigation demand; Scientific Reports documented faster thatch breakdown with insect-derived organics (Sci. Reports, 2020).
- Hydroponic facilities in Austin run frass-compost teas as a microbial inoculant before transplant, keeping drip lines clear while maintaining organic certification.
Use cases
Frass fits every corner of the garden.
From indoor planters to market gardens, frass excels across diverse growing styles.
Vegetable beds
Broadcast 2 cups per 10 sq ft before planting for lush leafy greens and sturdy fruiting crops.
Seed starting
Blend 5% frass into sterile mixes to add biology that helps seedlings establish faster.
Houseplants
Top-dress monthly to rebalance tired potting soil and reduce fungus gnat pressure.
Hydroponic teas
Brew aerated compost teas with frass for a microbial inoculant that clings to roots.
Turf renovation
Apply with a drop spreader at 10 lbs/1000 sq ft to rebuild soil structure under lawns and playing fields.
Compost boost
Layer carbon-heavy piles with frass to rebalance C:N ratios and finish compost in weeks, not months.
Texas raised
Locally sourced inputs, Texas-scale impact.
Our black soldier fly larvae upcycle spent grain from Austin breweries, juicery pulp from San Marcos, and coffee chaff from Hill Country roasters. Every tote is cured, screened, and bagged in our Bleiblerville facility for fresher biology and a smaller freight footprint.
Feedstock traceability
Ingredient logs accompany each batch so landscapers and organic certifiers can document carbon sources.
Soil + water security
Dehydrated frass ships with TCEQ moisture certificates to protect storerooms.
Fresher biology
Bags move from dryer to order fulfillment in under 5 days, keeping microbial counts 35% higher than imported material.
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