Goterra Pty Ltd, the Canberra-based ag-tech business known for using black soldier fly larvae and automated modular infrastructure to process food waste into animal feed and fertiliser inputs, has entered voluntary administration.
Daniel Walley and Martin Ford of Teneo were appointed voluntary administrators on 5 June 2026, following a funding shortfall at the company, which had sought further capital to scale its waste-processing operations and service commercial demand.
According to its website, Goterra was founded by Olympia Yarger and built its business around container-sized, temperature-controlled processing units that use larvae to consume food waste that would otherwise be sent to landfill. The company has promoted the…