A method for obtaining organic fertilizer and biological protein at the same time by biologically treating unsuitable fresh tobacco leaves with the larvae of P.
A technology of palm fly and bio-organic fertilizer, which is applied in application, animal feed, animal feed, etc., to achieve the effect of reducing capacity, reducing the cost of crushing, and promoting the effect of biological treatment
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Embodiment 1
[0057] S1. Use a grass cutter to chop unsuitable fresh tobacco leaves into fragments with a particle size of 2 to 3 cm, add appropriate amount of auxiliary materials, stir evenly, and prepare compost; the formula of compost mentioned in S1 is shown in Table 1:
[0058] Table 1
[0059] raw material name
Mass percentage (%)
Not suitable for fresh tobacco leaves (fragments)
65
bran
20
bran powder
5
sawdust
5
fish meal
5
[0060] S2. Pour the culture material into the container, the culture material is 6cm thick, and insert an appropriate amount of the newly hatched larvae of the sarcophagus on the surface of the culture material, and the insertion density is: 0.2g of the newly hatched larvae of the palm fly / kg of the culture material;
[0061] S3. The newly-hatched larvae of Sarcophagus spp. began to decompose and transform the compost on the 1st day, and ensure that the moisture content of the compost was about...
Embodiment 2
[0067] S1. Use a grass cutter to chop unsuitable fresh tobacco leaves into fragments with a particle size of 2 to 3 cm, add appropriate amount of auxiliary materials, stir evenly, and prepare compost; the formula of compost described in S1 is shown in Table 3:
[0068] table 3
[0069] raw material name
Mass percentage (%)
Not suitable for fresh tobacco leaves (fragments)
75
bran
10
bran powder
5
sawdust
5
fish meal
5
[0070] S2. The compost is poured into the container, the compost is 8cm thick, and an appropriate amount of newly hatched larvae of S. sarcophagus is inserted on the surface of the compost, and the insertion density is: 1.0g of newly hatched larvae of S. sativa / kg compost;
[0071] S3. The newly-hatched larvae of Sarcophagus spp. began to decompose and transform the compost on the 1st day, and ensure that the moisture content of the compost was about 60%. On the 4th day, put a larger container...
Embodiment 3
[0077] S1. Use a grass cutter to chop unsuitable fresh tobacco leaves into fragments with a particle size of 2 to 3 cm, add appropriate amount of auxiliary materials, stir evenly, and prepare compost; the formula of compost described in S1 is shown in Table 5:
[0078] table 5
[0079] raw material name
Mass percentage (%)
Not suitable for fresh tobacco leaves (fragments)
85
bran
0
bran powder
5
sawdust
5
fish meal
5
[0080] S2. Pour the compost into the container, the compost is 10cm thick, and insert an appropriate amount of newly hatched larvae of Sarcophagus spp. on the surface of the compost, and the insertion density is: 2.0g of the newly hatched larvae of S.
[0081] S3. The newly-hatched larvae of Sarcophagus spp. began to decompose and transform the compost on the 1st day, and ensure that the moisture content of the compost was about 60%. On the 4th day, a larger container was placed outside the cul...
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