Cultivation method of agaricus bisporus

Abstract

A method for cultivating Agaricus bisporus, comprising the following steps: selecting a compost formula; pre-stacking; fermenting; laying compost; sowing; and covering with soil. Compared with the prior art, the present invention has significant advantages and beneficial effects: Agaricus bisporus has comprehensive nutrition, richer flavor, delicious taste, good taste and excellent quality; the unit yield of ordinary mushroom sheds can reach 15-20 kg/㎡; the unit yield of air-conditioned mushroom houses It can reach 25-30 kg/㎡.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of edible fungus cultivation, in particular to a method for cultivating Agaricus bisporus. Background technique [0002] At present, the production technology of mushroom compost in our country is backward, the formula nutrient ratio is unreasonable, and the operation is not standardized. Generally, it is stacked outdoors for natural fermentation. The pre-fermentation of compost is greatly affected by the external climate (temperature, rain, strong wind, etc.), and only Relying on manual turning, the temperature in the pile is not uniform, resulting in uneven fermentation, post-fermentation pasteurization and temperature maintenance are not in place, resulting in poor maturity of compost, serious contamination of bacteria and insect eggs, which seriously restricts the output per unit area The rate and the quality of fresh mushrooms are unfavorable for the further development of the edible fungi industry. C...

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[0002] At present, the production technology of mushroom compost in our country is backward, the formula nutrient ratio is unreasonable, and the operation is not standardized. Generally, it is stacked outdoors for natural fermentation. The pre-fermentation of compost is greatly affected by the external climate (temperature, rain, strong wind, etc.), and only Relying on manual turning, the tempera