Pleurotus geesteranus cultivation method

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for cultivating pear mushrooms. It specifically includes: using sugarcane leaves as the main raw material, soaking in EM biological bacteria solution and then fermenting to produce cultivation materials; combining wooden boards into a square frame, filling and inoculating in the square frame, when the material fills the whole frame, using plastic The film seals the raw material and packs it with a rope to form a bacteria bag whose volume matches the frame; cultivate it according to the conventional method until the mycelium has eaten the material, then stack the bacteria bag to form a wall, and apply a layer of 1 to 2 layers on the periphery of the bacteria bag. Centimeter-thick mud, and finally managed according to conventional methods until fruiting. By implementing the present invention, the sugarcane leaves not only maintain their pure length without cutting or chopping, but also eliminate the time-consuming, laborious and energy-consuming cooking and disinfection procedures through fermentation, and do not need to add other supplementary raw materials in the production process. Simple, time-saving and material-saving. The cultivation method is to form a fungal wall through the fungus bag, which is more convenient for the management of mushroom production, and the output of the pseudomonas is higher.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of edible fungus cultivation, and in particular relates to a method for cultivating pear mushrooms. Background technique [0002] Guangxi is the main production area of ​​sucrose in my country, with a total area of ​​sugarcane planting of 14 million mu. After the sugarcane is harvested every year, a large amount of sugarcane leaves are left in the field. The most commonly used disposal method by sugarcane farmers is to burn the sugarcane leaves on the spot. Burning sugarcane leaves back to the field can increase the fertility of sugarcane fields to a certain extent, but such a utilization rate is quite low, which not only wastes a large amount of original organic matter resources of sugarcane leaves, but also causes safety hazards such as fires, causing environmental damage Pollution is also evident. In recent years, some places have begun to promote the application of mechanized sugarcane leaf crushing an...

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Problems solved by technology

However, mechanized sugarcane leaf crushing and returning to the field requires professional machinery. Such machinery requires a huge amount of money, and the operation also requires high costs.

Even if the sugarcane leaves are returned to the field through crushing, its effect is still not great, and the utilization rate is still low