A method for comprehensive utilization of edible mushroom residue
An edible fungus and fungus residue technology, which is applied in the field of edible fungus cultivation waste utilization, can solve the problems of difficulty in strictly controlling the amount of fungus residue added, large total pores and water-holding pores, affecting the production of edible fungi, etc. The effect of strong water holding capacity, large total pores and water holding pores, saving energy consumption and management costs
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[0034] A method for comprehensive utilization of edible mushroom residues, comprising the steps of:
[0035] (1) After removing the plastic bag, hard agglomerate, wood stick, plastic film, binding rope and other sundries in the waste bacteria stick, the waste bacteria sticks produced after the pollution-free and mildewed Flammulina velutipes and Pleurotus eryngii are crushed, 70 °C steam treatment for 12 hours to obtain pretreated fungus residue;
[0036] The mass ratio of producing the waste bacterium stick of Flammulina velutipes and the waste bacterium stick of producing Pleurotus eryngii is 1:1;
[0037] (2) adjust the water content of the pretreated slag obtained in step (1) to 60%, pH7.5, and build the slag into a trapezoidal strip with a height of 1.0m, a bottom width of 2.2m, a top width of 1.2m, and a length of 5.0m Stacking; in the pre-fermentation stage, when the temperature of the material reaches 55°C or higher, keep the fermentation for 4 days. When the temperat...
Embodiment 2
[0040] A method for comprehensive utilization of edible mushroom residues, comprising the steps of:
[0041] (1) Remove the plastic bag, hard agglomerate, wooden stick, plastic film, binding rope and other sundries in the waste bacteria stick after the production of Pleurotus eryngii without pollution and mildew, then crush it, and steam it at 65°C Treat for 15 hours to obtain pretreated fungus residue;
[0042] (2) adjust the water content of the pretreated slag obtained in step (1) to 55%, pH8.0, and build the slag into a trapezoidal strip with a height of 1.2m, a bottom width of 2.5m, a top width of 1.5m, and a length of 4.0m Stacking; in the pre-fermentation stage, when the temperature of the material reaches 55°C or higher, keep the fermentation for 4 days. When the temperature of the material is lower than 55°C or higher than 65°C, forced ventilation is used to ventilate from the bottom with a pressure air pump, and the ventilation is 10 minutes every 1.5 hours. minute ...
Embodiment 3
[0045] A method for comprehensive utilization of edible mushroom residues, comprising the steps of:
[0046] (1) The waste bacterium sticks of the production of Flammulina velutipes without pollution and mildew are removed from the waste bacterium sticks such as plastic bags, hard agglomerates, wooden sticks, plastic films, binding ropes, etc., then pulverized, and steamed at 75°C for 10h, Prepare the pretreated bacteria residue;
[0047] (2) adjust the water content of the pretreated slag obtained in step (1) to 65%, pH6.5, and build the slag into a trapezoidal strip with a height of 0.8m, a bottom width of 2.0m, a top width of 1.0m, and a length of 5.0m Stacks. In the pre-fermentation stage, when the temperature of the material reaches above 55°C, keep the fermentation for 3 days. When the temperature of the material is lower than 55°C or higher than 65°C, forced ventilation is used to ventilate from the bottom with a pressure air pump. Ventilate for 20 minutes every 2.0 ho...
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