NOVELTY - Making fertilizer from swine feces/urine by using Musca domestica, comprises: (a) breeding and growing (S10) imagoes of Musca domestica in an environment having temperature of 18-35 degrees C and humidity of 50-80%; (b) transferring (S20) eggs of Musca domestica into a cultivating material; (c) placing (S30) larvae of Musca domestica on swine feces/urine having thickness of 4-10 cm at temperature of 20-35 degrees C for 2-3 days; and (d) collecting (S40) the decomposed swine feces/urine and using the resultant as fertilizer.    USE - The method is useful for making fertilizer from swine feces/urine (claimed), where the fertilizer is useful for stimulating the growth of plants. No biological data given.    ADVANTAGE - The method: provides the fertilizer, which is natural, and inhibits the growth of phytopathogen; reduces the need of chemical fertilizer; facilitates the reuse of swine feces/urine, hence it is efficient, simple and inexpensive; and is capable of treating the swine feces/urine rapidly, in an environmentally-friendly way.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Making fertilizer from swine feces/urine by using Musca domestica, comprises: (a) breeding and growing imagoes of Musca domestica in an environment having a temperature of 18-35 degrees C and a humidity of 50-80%, where the imagoes of Musca domestica lays eggs in the environment; (b) transferring the eggs of Musca domestica into a cultivating material including at least one product of soybean and/or milk, where the eggs are bred at a temperature of 20-35 degrees C until hatching into larvae; (c) placing the larvae of Musca domestica on swine feces/urine having a thickness of 4-10 cm at a temperature of 20-35 degrees C for 2-3 days, where the larvae feeds on and decompose the swine feces/urine; and (d) collecting the decomposed swine feces/urine and using the decomposed swine feces/urine as fertilizer.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The figure illustrates a block diagram of a method of making the fertilizer from swine feces/urine.    Breeding and growing step (S10)    Transferring step (S20)    Placing step (S30)    Collecting step (S40)