Mushroom compound cultivation greenhouse

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of greenhouses, in particular to a mushroom composite cultivation greenhouse. The greenhouse comprises two supporting plates, reserved bin bodies are formed in the supporting plates, transmission rollers are arranged in the reserved bin bodies, the outer sides of the transmission rollers are sleeved with gear rings, the gear rings are connected with teeth in a meshing mode, the teeth are fixed to the surfaces of conveying belts, and cleaning assemblies are arranged in the reserved bin bodies. The greenhouse has the beneficial effects that the supporting plates are adopted as enclosure wall bodies, the structures of the supporting plates are optimized, the reserved bin bodies are formed in the surfaces of the supporting plates to install conveying mechanisms, and picked mushrooms are thrown to the conveying mechanisms through throwing covers and then conveyed to a loading and unloading point, so that the carrying labor of workers is saved; and connecting plates are additionally arranged in the reserved bin bodies to install brushes to clean dirt on the surfaces of the conveying belts, and the swept dirt is discharged through discharging ports.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of greenhouses, in particular to a greenhouse for compound cultivation of mushrooms. Background technique [0002] Mushrooms are rich in protein and amino acids, and their content is several to dozens of times that of ordinary vegetables and fruits. The protein contained in 1 kg of dried mushrooms is equivalent to that of 2 kg of lean meat, 3 kg of eggs or 12 kg of milk. Mushrooms are not only delicious, but also rich in nutrition. They are often called healthy foods. For example, shiitake mushrooms not only contain various essential amino acids, but also have the effect of lowering blood cholesterol and treating high blood pressure. Hericium contains substances that enhance the body's ability to fight cancer. [0003] In the prior art, the growth of mushrooms is usually by placing the mushroom sticks in the greenhouse, and the mushrooms grow on the mushroom sticks. However, the plastic films of the curren...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] In the prior art, the growth of mushrooms is usually by placing the mushroom sticks in the greenhouse, and the mushrooms grow on the mushroom sticks. However, the plastic films of the current breeding greenhouses are all fixed films. Once installed, they cannot be moved, which is inconvenient for users to clean. As a result, the film is easy to accumulate dust, which in turn affects the life of the equipment and the efficiency of the equipment; and after the mushrooms are grown and picked, people need to use carts to transport them, which requires a lot of labor.

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