Culture base-material for cultivating agaricus bisporus by using moss slag and preparation method thereof
A technology of culture medium and Agaricus bisporus, which is applied in the preparation of organic fertilizers, organic fertilizers, waste fuels, etc., can solve the problems of low utilization efficiency and low technological content, achieve reuse, extend the chain of recycling, and realize The effect of high productivity and yield stability
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[0015] The preparation method of the culture medium of biogas residue cultivation Agaricus bisporus, the steps are as follows:
[0016] 1. The biogas residue is obtained by selecting a biogas digester with normal gas production and running for more than three months after a major refueling. The pH of the biogas slurry is 7±0.5. The fully decomposed biogas residue is taken out, and the fresh biogas residue taken out is subjected to aerobic treatment. : Pile it on the hardened ground to drain water and aerate naturally, spread the biogas residue thinly to dry, and remove foreign matter such as large dung lumps, earth and stones at the same time.
[0017] 2. When the biogas residue is aerobically treated to a water content below 65%, add superphosphate, urea, lime powder, raw gypsum powder, and calcium carbonate powder, mix well, and then mix with forage and manure powder to obtain a medium material products.
[0018] When the above biogas residue is taken from a pool with a cap...
Embodiment 1
[0029] Embodiment 1: the culture medium of biogas residue cultivation Agaricus bisporus, component is as follows:
[0030] Biogas residue 2000kg, wheat straw 3000kg, cow dung powder 1000kg, superphosphate 100kg, urea 20kg, lime powder 180kg, gypsum powder 90kg, calcium carbonate powder 60kg. The formula is suitable for producing Agaricus bisporus in a cultivation area of 200 to 250 square meters, and the existing techniques for cultivating Agaricus bisporus can be adopted in the application of base material fermentation, sowing and germination, fruiting and the like.
[0031] Preparation method, the steps are as follows:
[0032] The biogas residue is taken from a biogas digester that produces gas normally and has been in operation for more than three months after a major refueling, with a capacity of 100m 3 For the following small and medium-sized biogas digesters, the pH of the biogas slurry is 7±0.5. Take fully decomposed biogas residues, stack the fresh biogas residues ...
Embodiment 2
[0033] Embodiment 2: the culture medium of biogas residue cultivation Agaricus bisporus, component is as follows:
[0034] Biogas residue 2000kg, straw 3000kg, cow dung powder 1000kg, superphosphate 120kg, urea 18kg, lime powder 180kg, gypsum powder 90kg, calcium carbonate powder 50kg. The formula is suitable for producing Agaricus bisporus in a cultivation area of 220 to 270 square meters, and the existing techniques for cultivating Agaricus bisporus can be adopted in the application of base material fermentation, sowing and fungus growth, and fruiting.
[0035] Preparation method, with embodiment 1, difference is:
[0036] Biogas residue is taken from a pond with a capacity of 100m 3 For the above-mentioned large and medium-sized biogas digesters, fully dry them so that the moisture content is below 15%, add superphosphate, urea, lime powder, raw gypsum powder, and calcium carbonate, mix well, pack and store them for later use, and mix them with forage for use , Fecal po...
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