Method for cultivating black edible fungus using kailyard stalk

Abstract

The invention pertains to a method to grow mushroom, providing a black fungus growing method by replacing sawdust bags with crop straws collected from vegetable gardens. The culture medium takes green-bean seedling, eggplant seedling and pumpkin seedling as main materials; a small amount of bran, cane sugar, gypsum powder and calcium superphosphate are added; the growing method includes the steps of material mixing, water adding, mixing, material moistening, bagging, sterilization, cooling, inoculation, fungus cultivation and sprouting, opening and management before and after germination. The material batching method and the growing method ensure rapid sprouting of the black fungus, free of bacterium contamination, uniform sprouting and high yield. The yield is 1-3 times of the yield achieved by the traditional growing method based on sawdust, and the cost is low.

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technical field [0001] The invention provides a method for cultivating black fungus with vegetable garden straw instead of sawdust. The invention is suitable for farmers to cultivate the black fungus by utilizing the crop stalks in the vegetable garden. Background technique [0002] At present, the main raw material for black fungus cultivation in bags is sawdust. With the increasing demand for black fungus in the market and the popularization of black fungus cultivation in bags, more and more farmers grow black fungus in bags. Due to the shortage of wood in recent years, the source of wood chips is difficult. , the price continues to increase, which cannot meet the needs of the majority of farmers to cultivate black fungus. [0003] Bean seedlings, eggplant seedlings, and pumpkin seedlings are common crop straws in farm gardens. They have not yet been developed and applied. Farmers mainly use incineration to return them to the field. This is not only a waste of resources, ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] At present, the main raw material for black fungus cultivation in bags is sawdust. With the increasing demand for black fungus in the market and the popularization of black fungus cultivation in bags, more and more farmers grow black fungus in bags. Due to the shortage of wood in recent years, the source of wood chips is difficult. , the price continues to increase, which cannot meet the needs of the majority of farmers to cultivate black fungus

[0003] Bean seedlings, eggplant seedlings, and pumpkin seedlings are common crop straws in farm gardens. They have not yet been developed and applied. Farmers mainly use incineration to return them to the field. This is not only a waste of resources, but also causes environmental pollution and increases atmospheric carbon dioxide levels.

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