Mushroom dedicated base material using chicken manure as raw material and production method thereof

Abstract

A kind of special base material for mushroom which employing chicken droppings as raw material, comprising the following components: dry chicken droppings: 37-87.5%, urea: 7-23.6%, ordinary superphosphate: 1.2-14.8%, potassic fertilizer: 1.2-7.4% and gypsum: 2.5-22.5%. The component can add teschemacherite, and the weight percent of urea is adjusted to 3.2-11.1%, the weight percent of teschemacherite is 3.8-12.5%. The component can add oil cumic, and the weight percent of dry chicken droppings is adjusted to 12.5-56.3%, the weight percent of oil cumic is 6.3-50%. The process for producing the said special base material for mushroom concludes the drying and integrating of the chicken droppings, burdening and blending material.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the fields of chicken manure utilization and mushroom compost, and in particular relates to a method for producing a special base material for mushrooms by utilizing chicken manure and the special base material for mushrooms obtained by the method. Background technique [0002] According to incomplete statistics, my country has built tens of thousands of laying hen farms and broiler farms with more than 10,000 chickens. In addition to the large-scale factory breeding, there are also a large number of mechanized and semi-mechanized chicken farms with less than 10,000 chickens. Especially with the full development of the "Vegetable Basket Project" construction project, a number of large-scale and widely distributed meat and laying hen farms have rapidly appeared in the suburbs of large and medium-sized cities and large-scale industrial and mining non-staple food bases. Thousands of chickens. Howev...

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Problems solved by technology

Because the chicken litter and chicken manure out of the circle are directly mixed and fermented to make mushroom cultivation material, there are the following problems: 1. The pollution of chicken manure to the environment cannot be eliminated; 2. Only a small amount of chicken manure can only be solved in production. , this method is difficult to realize large-scale application in production; 3. The mushroom cultivation materials produced are not complete in nutrients, and it is difficult to obtain high-yield and high-quality mushrooms

When making compost, except for forage and livestock dung, even if a small area of ​​mushrooms is planted, the mushroom grower must go to different places in the town to purchase the rest of the raw materials and prepare them by themselves. Thus it is not conducive to mushrooms to obtain high yield and high quality, and the second is to increase the production cost