Black Soldier Flies (BSF- An Alternative Animal Feed) are small, harmless insects that have the potential to revolutionize modern agriculture by providing a sustainable and cost-effective solution for farmers in terms of animal feed and waste management. BSFL can eat nearly any kind of organic waste, including animal waste and food scraps, and grow into ½-inch-long grubs that can be fed to chickens and other farm animals as a protein source. Additionally, the adults do not have digestive organs and pose a significantly lower risk of disease transmission than other fly species. They also help in reducing the mass, nutrient, and moisture content of various kinds of organic waste. The potential of black soldier flies in modern agriculture is substantial and should be explored further. By providing an efficient way to convert waste into feed, reduce waste, and prevent the breeding of other insects, they offer a number of benefits that could prove invaluable to the agricultural industry. With further research and development, the use of black soldier flies could have a significant impact on modern farming practices, helping to reduce costs and promote sustainable agricultural practices.