#china's tunnel wind # corn cores and corn straws are agricultural waste in rural areas, a very headacheous waste, which used to turn from cooking to cooking or digest cattle。
Now, for the sake of environmental protection, people are not allowed to burn, and take it home is not used. Burning, cooking and electric gas, is a waste, is pure garbage and is a major problem for farmers。
Some want to use corn straw and corn cores to plant mushrooms, digest such agricultural waste and suffer from a lack of planting techniques. The following is a list of core technologies for the cultivation of mushrooms by straw and corn cores for the needs of farmers。
Despite the fact that mushroom cultivation is different from mushrooms, the fungus filamental resistance is stronger than the fungus filament, and mushroom cultivation is used as a raw material, and mushrooms are used as a raw material, it can be said that the fungus contamination is too high and production is very low, so that mushrooms can only be grown with clinker, with the highest production。
Corn strawing produces mushrooms, which, in order to facilitate cultivation and reduce planting costs, can only be crushed into dust, which can be easily mechanical; maize cores can be crushed and processed in granular form, unlike straw。
After the maize straw and the core are processed into the raw material for the cultivation of mushrooms, two of the most critical links are the formulation of the plant and the eradication of the bags, which directly relate to the production of mushrooms。
One, the formula for the mushroom material. The first feedstock formulation, maize core, 60 per cent, wood crumb, 20 per cent, red sugar, 1. 5 per cent, plaster, 1 per cent, urea, 0. 5 per cent, maize tangles for 1-2 days before use, crushes into wheat grain size, and then mixes water with other ingredients after 8-12 hours。
The second feedstock formulation, maize straw and core powder, 78 per cent, wheat raspberry, 20 per cent, red sugar, 1 per cent, plaster, 1 per cent, and water supply, 65 per cent moisture。
The third feedstock formulation, corn straw powder, 39 per cent of wood crumbs, 15 per cent of gill skin, 5 per cent of corn flour, 1 per cent of sugar cane, 1 per cent of plaster and 65 per cent of water。
The fourth feedstock formulation, a mixture of maize straw and core powders of 50 kg, cotton seed shells of 20 kg, wood crumbs of 30 kg, wheat cyanide of 20 kg, peroxin of 0. 5 kg, urea of 0. 3 kg, red sugar of 1 kg, plaster powder of 3%, lime powder of 1 kg and water of 60%。
The fifth ingredient formulation, maize straw and core powder 64 kg, wood crumbs 32 kg, malt powder 1 kg, sugar cane 2 kg, plaster 1 kg, single nin 60g, domino 35g, water 120-130 kg
The sixth feedstock formulation, mixed maize straw and core powder, 70 per cent, corn powder, 3 per cent, wood crumbs, 10 per cent, wheat curd, 16 per cent and glucose, 1 per cent。
Seventh feedstock formulation, 40 per cent maize straw and core powder, 28 per cent cotton seed shell, 10 per cent soybean straw, 20 per cent wheat mill, 1 per cent sugar and 1 per cent plaster。
These raw materials are mixed in a combination of 60-65 per cent moisture, then evenly mixed with 50 cm x 17 cm x 0. 06 cm, with polypropylene bags。
There are two methods of refilling bags, which are relatively slow, and a large number of plantings prolong the time of refilling the bags, causing fungus to breed and affecting the quality of mushroom-planted bags。
Another method, which is mechanically packed in bags, is to reach 3-5 bags per minute, which are fast enough to reduce the time of the bags, which improves the quality of the bags and avoids the growth of the fungus。
Regardless of the method of filling, the time for filling is 12 hours, and at 24 hours, the temperature is over。
Permafrost, which can be self-restructed in rural areas, steam cage-based gas sterilisation, with 500-1,000 bags per cage, keeping the temperature in the cage at 100°c for 6-10 hours。
The heat of the fire reaches 100°c, it lasts 6-10 hours, it lasts an hour, it lasts until 8-12 hours, it goes out into the inoculation room, it is administered for one month, the fungus is full of bags and brown spots, and it is brought into the shed for mushroom management, with five pounds of fresh mushrooms per pound of high production and two to three pounds per pound of normal production。
In sum, maize straw and corn cores are agricultural waste, which allows drying up and shredding, planting food fungs such as mushrooms, turning straw into food fungus, increasing the economic benefits of maize cultivation, and growing mushrooms in an acre of straw, with the economic benefits of more than 10 times the amount of maize seed grain。
