Black muir is a precious drug in our country that uses both glue fungus and is of great economic value. Today we bring you four advanced management approaches。
1. How is black muir vaccination administered
Vaccinations were scheduled from mid-march to early april, depending on altitude, with coverage up to 1,200 metres above sea level in mid-march and above 1,200 metres between late march and early april. A 14 mm drill was used to penetrate the hole at a distance of 6 cm, 10 cm from the lair and 4 cm deep, with different rows in which the lavender was staggered into a “text” type, with an inoculation to the hole. Inoculations are carried out in a manner that keeps hands, inoculation tools, fungus bags clean, in a manner that chooses to be inoculated in the morning and in the morning, in the middle of the day and not in the rain. The bacteria are to be lumped up according to the size of the hole, filled into the inoculation hole, relaxed and moderate, so that the inoculation is good. If it is not well managed to cause infection, the following methods are used to seal each of them: sawdust of the same tree species as those suitable for mushroom growth, mash, lime in a paste at 1:1 and brushes on the vaccination hole. The second method is to impregnate the maize core, absorb the full moisture and cut it in four blocks, with hammers. All vaccinations must be completed on the same day。
2. How is the black molybdenum administered
Early spring temperatures are low, and the inoculated earwood piles are formed into piles or bar-coding piles, with the bottom of the bar-coding piles being separated from the ground by cross-wood, covering the fungi with membranes, and promoting the quick fertilisation of mysis. The internal temperature during the fungi is contained at about 20°c, while ventilation is observed in order to avoid the creation of a pile of fire, the midday exposure to air, the drying of dripping water on earwood and the prevention of fungi. After 10 days, the fungus is sprayed in combination, and every 10 to 15 days thereafter, until the surface water is dried and the membrane is covered. Rain days cannot be stacked, which should be done in a timely manner, with the upper, middle and lower three oars to be rotated。
How is blackwood's ear managed
After a period of time, the fungus was produced, and when a large number of ear buds appeared on the ear of the week, the ears were raised in time. The hearing field should choose a three-and-a-half-heavy sun field, with a “human” font set in place, a 10-cm gap between earwood to extract and collect, and a 30-50-cm walk between the shelf to facilitate day-to-day management. Upon rise, heavy ears can be heard in light weather and short-term heavy and medium rains. In the event of a cloudy weather, in order to prevent the flow of ears, the ears may be raised steeply or the earwood shall be covered with a thin sheet, which shall be ventilated immediately after the rain. At the same time, weeds in the ear field are often removed。
How does black muir harvest be managed:
When the earpiece is of up to eight years of age (half-dry state), it can be picked, picked with small amounts, recovered with black wood ears, laid on the bamboo mats or webs for drying until drying, after which the earwood should be laid for 10 to 15 days and sprayed with water. Ear wood should not be phased out at the end of the spring ear harvesting, and the ear field should be managed for weeding, and lots of wood should be collected by autumn or the third spring。
