We turn organic waste into premium organic fertilizer and high-protein insect feed — helping Malaysian growers rebuild soil health while cutting input costs.
A single bioconversion process yields two commercially distinct outputs. Black soldier fly larvae consume organic waste and convert it into concentrated insect protein, while the residue they leave behind becomes a nutrient-rich organic fertilizer. Nothing is wasted, and both outputs address real cost pressures for Malaysian agriculture.
Produced from black soldier fly frass through controlled high-temperature fermentation. Organic matter of at least 30 percent, total nutrients of at least 4 percent, manufactured to standard NY/T 525-2021. Rebuilds soil structure, relieves compaction and reduces long-term chemical dependency.
Fertilizer Specifications
Dried black soldier fly larvae containing 17 amino acids, antimicrobial peptides, trace elements and minerals. Substitutes 20 to 30 percent of the fishmeal or soybean protein in compound feed for aquaculture, poultry, livestock and premium pet food.
Feed Applications
The first objection anyone raises about processing organic waste is odour, and it is a fair one. Our production is fully enclosed and self-contained, with a comprehensive deodorisation and air-handling system. This is what allows bioconversion to operate at commercial scale near communities rather than in isolation, and it is a deliberate design decision rather than an afterthought.
Terbit applies artificial intelligence to three specific problems where it produces measurable answers rather than marketing claims.
We analyse soil condition and recommend the fertilizer quantity a specific plot actually requires, rather than applying a uniform rate across an entire holding.
We recommend the combination suited to your crop and soil, then monitor continuously through the season and adjust as conditions change.
We quantify the emissions avoided by diverting organic waste from landfill, and help convert that into a verifiable, tradeable position.
Organic waste sent to landfill decomposes without oxygen and releases methane, a greenhouse gas substantially more potent than carbon dioxide over a twenty-year horizon. Diverting that material into bioconversion avoids those emissions and produces two saleable outputs instead. For plantation owners and corporate waste producers under increasing pressure to report Scope 3 emissions, this turns a disposal cost into both a product and a credential.
Read our guide to agricultural carbon creditsOur outputs serve distinct markets, each with different specifications and volumes.
Oil palm (sawit), fruit trees including durian, leafy vegetables, chillies, medicinal herbs, flowers and aquatic plants.
Fish (ikan), shrimp (udang) and crabs, where antimicrobial peptides support disease resistance alongside protein substitution.
Chickens (ayam), ducks and other livestock (ternakan), where palatability and calcium content are commercially significant.
Cats, dogs, reptiles and birds, a segment where insect protein commands a genuine premium.
Practical guidance on organic fertilizer, insect protein feed and sustainable agriculture in Malaysia — written for growers and producers making real decisions.
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Terbit exists to shorten the distance between a problem and a working solution — whether that is a soil test you have been meaning to commission, a feed formulation you need to cost, or a waste stream you are currently paying to dispose of.
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