A layered agricultural greenhouse fungus planting frame

Abstract

The invention discloses a layered agricultural greenhouse fungus planting rack, which comprises a base, a placement rack, a water tank and a docking column. The upper part of the base is fixedly connected with a placement rack, a door frame is hinged at the opening of the placement rack, and the inner wall of the door frame is hinged. A steel wire mesh is fixedly connected on the upper part, and a lock nose is fixedly connected to the outer wall of the door frame, and the lock nose is connected with the docking lock that is fixedly connected to the surface of the base. The inside of the water filling hole is plugged with a rubber plug, and the bottom surface of the water tank is provided with a neck shrinkage hole, and the inner wall of the neck shrinkage hole is bonded with a sponge pad; the mushroom planting frame proposed by the present invention is small in volume and can be The morphological transformation of the site is carried out to expand its scope of application, and the fungi planting frame proposed by the present invention has excellent turnover, which is convenient for its reuse.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of agricultural technology, in particular to a layered agricultural greenhouse fungus planting frame. Background technique [0002] Edible fungi are loved by people because of their rich nutritional content and delicious taste. Because of their special growth environment, edible fungi are now mostly planted in greenhouses, and the strains are placed on planting racks to be fermented and grown. However, traditional fungi The class planting frame still has the following disadvantages in actual use: [0003] 1. The traditional fungus planting rack is large in size and requires multiple people to lift the rack and use long steel pipes for on-site construction. It is laborious and laborious, and it is not convenient for turnover, resulting in waste of materials and increasing the production cost of fungi; [0004] 2. The traditional fungus planting rack lacks an enclosure structure. The strain bag is placed on the rack bo...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] 1. The traditional fungus planting rack is large in size and requires many people to lift the rack and use long steel pipes for on-site construction. It is laborious and laborious, and it is not convenient for turnover, resulting in waste of materials and increasing the production cost of fungi;

[0004] 2. The traditional fungus planting rack lacks an enclosure structure. The strain bag is placed on the rack body, and the position changes during the growth of the fungi. When the displacement is large, it is easy to slide to the bottom surface, resulting in the growth of edible fungi. It was broken and caused the strain bag to crack;

[0005] 3. The traditional fungus planting rack lacks a continuous water supply structure, and water pipes need to be erected to regularly moisten the fungus packs to provide a humid environment for the growth of edible fungi

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