Fossil energy input per kilogram protein output by species
Fossil energy input per kilogram of protein output in livestock vs. insect faming, by species (in megajoules)
This statistic depicts the fossil energy input per kilogram of protein output in livestock and insect faming, by species. According to the report, energy required for producing a kilogram of protein in insect farming such as crickets is about 120 megajoules.
Fossil energy input per kilogram of protein output in livestock vs. insect faming, by species (in megajoules)
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