Want to know more about bugs you find around your area?  Click here!  I don't recommend eating them; for that look below.

Edible insects: Future prospects for food and feed security.  Report of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
www.food-insects.com, by Gene DeFoliart.  Includes his online book "The Human Use of Insects as a Food Resource:
A Bibliographic Account in Progress"
Girl Meets Bug. Edible Insects: the Eco-Logical Alternative, by Daniella Martin
Small Stock Food Food Strategies, by David Gracer.
Little Herds.  Non-profit, Austin, TX.
Aspire Food Group
Insects are Food, by Marc Dennis
Chapul.  Edible cricket bars from Utah.
McGill Hult Prize Team 2013 (Aspire).  Insects feed the world.
Bizarre Food Edible Insects.  Great selection!
Exo.  Edible cricket bars from New York.
The Bug Chef.  David George Gordon, author of the "Eat-A-Bug Cookbook"
Entomo Farms.  Crickets and meal worms.  Lakefield, Ontario
Thailand Unique.  A nice array of products and reasonable shipping costs
Tiny Farms.  Working to make large scale a reality.  Silicon Valley, CA
4Ento - Entomophagy education

I enjoy getting website recommendations from people who visit my site.  Here are some user-submitted, bug-ful websites!
Submitted by Ava and Jack: Spider facts!
Submitted by Kennedy: Cricket guide!