Inspro

Welcome to Inspro Ltd

Hi, we were hacked and our website was lost so please bear with us for a few days as we rebuild it, thank you.

See us on https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardsmall-inspro

See us at https://www.groundswellag.com/ July 1-2nd

See us at Bank Farm delivering the promise with ADOPT https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YxHEVpXkpXHDWmq_7NqaIiPg7gL5jnZt/view?usp=sharing

Insects at work for British farming.
Inspro is a Surrey-based agritech company turning surplus organic material into live, nutrient-dense feed for poultry — on the farms that need it, at the scale
farmers can use. We don’t build factories. We build farmer partnerships.

Why we exist.

Modern poultrydepends on imported protein, long supply chains and feed ingredients that carry a heavy environmental cost. We think there is a better way — one that already exists in nature. Black SoldierFly larvae are nature’s most efficient bioconverters. They take organic material that would otherwise go to waste and turn it into a live, highly nutritious supplement that hens forage on as they would in the wild. The result is healthier birds, better eggs, and a circular food system rooted in the British countryside. Inspro enables a distributed, asset-light model that puts the technology on-farm, in farmers’ hands, at a scale that pays its way from day one.

On-farm dispersed bioconversion, built to fit.

OurBioconversion Unit (BCU) lives on the farm. It is designed to be modular,
energy-efficient and operated by the farm team — not by visiting technicians.
Farmers join us as Growth Partners, sharing in the value created without taking
on capital risk. We are currently running trials with leading regenerative farmers in Kent and Shropshire, with academic partners at the University of Surrey and the University of Kent.

Meet us at Groundswell.1–2 July 2026 · Lannock Manor Farm, Hertfordshire

We are bringing a working Bioconversion Unit to Groundswell. Come and see live larvae, meet the team, and talk to the farmers already working with us. We are actively recruiting poultry farmers as Growth Partners — if you keep layers or broilers and want to know how on-farm bioconversion could work for your flock, please find us on site or get in touch in advance. Find us at: Pasture Field

Meet our mascot Chesney

Chesney is ourBlack Soldier Fly larva — the small character with a big appetite who tells the Inspro story. Designed by Surrey illustrator Diego [surname TBC], Chesney is how we introduce children, consumers and curious visitors to the work BSFL do for British farming. Look out for Chesney on our packaging, at events, and on everything we publish.

Our retails brand - Gather & Grow

Gather &Grow is the on-pack mark you will see on eggs from our partner farms. Three promises sit behind it:

• More local — produced on Britishfarms, with British inputs.
• Higher welfare — hens that forage on live, natural feed as they were meant to with less pecking
• Lower carbon — a circular loop system that keeps nutrients on the farm.
  

Gather &Grow is a co-brand alongside the farmer's brand: A mark defining how and where the eggs were produced, linked to the actual farmer (QR code) that consumers can visit and trust.

Our brilliant insects - CalciBugs ™

CalciWorms isthe ingredient standard for Inspro-grown larvae: a guarantee of provenance, calcium content, and the nutritional profile that makes our BSFL a true live feed supplement rather than just a protein source.

When you see CalciBugs on a feed bag or an egg box, you know the larvae inside were grown under the Inspro protocol — on a British farm, on traceable inputs, to a published nutritional standard.

The people behind Inspro

Richard Small - Founder & CEO

Richard foundedInspro to put insect biotechnology to work for British farmers. An MPhil candidate at the University of Surrey, he has spent his career in sustainable
agriculture and circular food systems, and is the public voice of the company.

Chris Blizard - Chairman

An accountant with a huge amount of experience and wisedom, ideal for the role as chair

Simon Hathaway - Sales & Marketing

Simon leadsInspro’s commercial and brand strategy. Previously at Saatchi & Saatchi, he
brings three decades of experience building consumer brands at scale.

Ed Hammond - Engineering

Ed leads the engineering of the Bioconversion Unit — the on-farm hardware at the heart of
the Inspro model. He lectures in London and works internationally.

Mike Creak - Accountant

Mike is Inspro’s accountant, responsible for the financial discipline behind our distributed, asset-light model. A qualified accountant and life long family friend, our children going to the same primary school and church.

Juliette Small - Communications

Juliette has an environmental science degree from Exeter, so she understands our subject and so she can explain it to farmers, consumers and investors.