High-yield wasp greenhouse breeding method

Abstract

The invention discloses a high-yield wasp greenhouse breeding method. The method includes that a nest box and a hanging bracket are arranged in a sealed greenhouse; well-bred same standard swarms are moved to the greenhouse, the swarms can be both 'scoliid' and 'gourd bees', 3-5 swarms for each greenhouse, temperature, humidity and light are controlled manually, sufficient baits, beverage and nesting materials are provided, wasps are bred in the greenhouse all manually, bee venom is collected through a bee venom collector, bee pupa nest cakes are selected and cut via broken nest shell holes in bee pupa harvest seasons, broken nest cake layers are plugged and fixedly connected, nest shells are restored and covered, the bee pupa nest cakes of each swarm can be cut interruptedly and repeatedly. The method is safe, high yield is achieved, various shortcomings of wild breeding of the wasps are overcome, and the method is practical.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to special insect breeding technology, especially the high-yield breeding method of wasps in greenhouses. Background technique [0002] As we all know, wasp pupa is a very delicious high-protein and high-nutrition food raw material. Bee venom and honeycomb are valuable medical raw materials, especially bee venom has special curative effects on many difficult diseases. . In order to meet the market demand, people have researched and explored many techniques for artificially breeding vespas over the years, and have summed up a lot of experience, such as the application number 200910094826.8 "Breeding method of vespa dentata", and the application number 201410490930.x "Breeding technology of vespa golden ring "It is two of them, both of which have better solved the problem of the low output rate of wasp breeding, and laid a good foundation for the artificial breeding of wasps to cultivate a large number of queen bees. The problem ...

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Problems solved by technology

The problem is that the quasi-queen bee breeds after overwintering and lays eggs in separate nests to build a colony. After reaching the standard bee colony of 15-20 worker bees, they must be placed in the wild natural environment and allowed to develop freely. Harvesting is carried out at an appropriate time. Bee pupae, bee venom, the advantage of breeding wasps in this way is that it can save artificial feeding bait, beverages, labor costs, and is also conducive to biological control of pests; It is not easy to collect bee pupae, especially to collect bee venom, and the yield is low, especially the incidents of wasps stinging humans and animals often occur, which will cause unsafe hidden dangers around the hive, and will also cause certain harm to beekeeping orchards and sericulture.