Cornstalk, tricholoma matsutake and protaetia brevitarsis cyclical-mode breeding method

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of agricultural ecological breeding and discloses a cornstalk, tricholoma matsutake and protaetia brevitarsis cyclical-mode breeding method. According to the method, smashed cornstalks, rice husks and saw dust are used as main materials while a phosphate fertilizer and calcined gypsum are added to prepare a tricholoma matsutake cultivation material, andthe tricholoma matsutake cultivation material is used as a tricholoma matsutake culture medium to cultivate tricholoma matsutake; animal waste, the phosphate fertilizer and a bacterial agent are added into fungus chaff generated after harvesting of tricholoma matsutake to prepare fungus chaff feed through fermentation, and the fungus chaff feed is used as an egg-laying substrate for adult protaetia brevitarsis and feed for protaetia brevitarsis larvae to raise the protaetia brevitarsis lavae; excrement generated by the protaetia brevitarsis larvae fed with the fungus chaff feed is used as anagricultural organic fertilizer for agricultural planting. The method has advantages that agricultural waste such as straw is treated from the source, and finally the fungus chaff is converted and treated by the larvae to produce larva protein and frass organic fertilizers, and accordingly environmental friendliness and economic values are achieved.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of agricultural ecological breeding, and in particular relates to a corn stalk-red matsutake-white star beetle circulation mode breeding method. Background technique [0002] At present, the technology of cultivating red matsutake in my country generally uses a single material as the cultivation raw material. The sowing and management methods are relatively simple, and the biological efficiency is generally low. In the traditional sense of red matsutake cultivation, after the mushroom is harvested, the chaff is discarded nearby or Burning not only pollutes the environment but also wastes resources; the white star beetle is a common insect, and its larvae are scavenging. In nature, they can eat rotten straw, weeds, and livestock and poultry manure. It feeds on economic crops such as grain, fruit, and vegetables. According to the research on the white star beetle in recent years, the adults of this insect have h...

AI Technical Summary

Problems solved by technology

[0002] At present, the technology of cultivating red matsutake in my country generally uses a single material as the cultivation raw material. The sowing and management methods are relatively simple, and the biological efficiency is generally low. In the traditional sense of red matsutake cultivation, after the mushroom is harvested, the chaff is discarded nearby or Burning not only pollutes the environment but also wastes resources; the white star beetle is a common insect, and its larvae are scavenging. In nature, they can eat rotten straw, weeds, and livestock and poultry manure. It feeds on economic crops such as grain, fruit, and vegetables. According to the research on the white star beetle in recent years, the adults of this insect have high medicinal value and can be cultivated as commercial insects. However, there is no suitable one at present. farming method

Images