Fly maggot cultivating method using bean dregs

Abstract

The invention discloses a fly maggot cultivating method using bean dregs. The fly maggot cultivating method includes the following steps: (1) breeding fly larvae; (2) obtaining eggs: an egg obtaining plate is put in a fly larva cage from the third day after the fly larvae start mating, and inducing materials are put in the egg obtaining plate; the egg obtaining plate is replaced every 12 hours; the inducing materials are composed of an inducing material main ingredient and an odor agent, and the inducing material main ingredient is composed of fresh bean dregs, wheat bran and water; (3) covering the eggs and cultivating fly maggots: fly maggot feed is scattered on an egg obtaining basin taken out from the fly larva cage evenly, then the egg obtaining basin is put into a cultivating chamber to be cultivated; the temperature in the cultivating chamber is 25-35 DEG C, and relative humidity is 60%-70%; the fly maggot feed is composed of fresh bean dregs, wheat bran and water; after the eggs are cultivated for 96 hours (adding the fly maggot feed every 48 hours), cultivation mixture containing fly maggot larvae is contained; and (4) collecting the fly maggots to obtain the fly maggots.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of comprehensive utilization of food processing leftover bean dregs and fly maggot breeding, and in particular relates to a technical method for using bean dregs to cultivate fly maggots. Background technique [0002] Okara refers to the leftovers after making tofu, soy milk and other soy products. Its nutritional content is higher than that of many dregs, and it has the characteristics of rich protein content and balanced amino acid ratio. At present, the domestic soybean food industry produces about 20 million tons of wet bean dregs per year. However, the utilization rate of bean dregs in my country is only 4.96% to 16.60%, and the rest is wasted. The data shows that the crude protein of dry bean dregs is 27.7%, which is 3 times more than that of rice. As an important high-quality plant protein source, it is widely used in the feed of pigs, chickens, ducks, etc. Fresh bean dregs cannot be fed directly, t...

AI Technical Summary

Problems solved by technology

[0004] At present, some fly maggot breeding feeds use wheat husks, rice sugar, shrimp shells, etc. as feeding agents, which makes the cost of fly maggots too high

Although the cost of using feces slurry and livestock manure to breed is low, it is difficult to collect a large amount of manure, and the separation of fly maggots is complicated. Only a few farmers produce and use it for themselves, and large-scale production is not possible.

Images