Biogas fertilizer cultivation mushroom technology

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1. Features Linyi Fertilizer Network Copyright

The biogas residue has undergone anaerobic fermentation, and there are few mushrooms when cultivating mushrooms. Nutrients are rich and comprehensive, and the biogas fertilizer is rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and trace elements. Easy to manage and save labor. The use of biogas residue instead of straw and other mushroom feedstocks has increased the source of raw materials, reduced costs, and the general cost has decreased by 36%. The yield of mushroom can increase by 15%, and the ratio of primary and secondary mushrooms is significant. Linyi Fertilizer Network Copyright

2, method Linyi Fertilizer Network Copyright

The biogas residue was picked up 20 days before the mushroom was piled up, and the crust layer and the biogas residue in the biogas tank were all picked up, leaving the clear liquid, and the new material was stopped from being put into the pool 5 days before the discharge. Linyi Fertilizer Network Copyright

The boiled biogas residue is spread out, dried, and broken. Linyi Fertilizer Network Copyright

The pile material is layered and piled at a ratio of 15 kg of straw per square meter plus 10 kg of dry biogas residue (the ratio of biogas residue to wheat straw is 1:0.5), and then sprinkled with moist biogas slurry to moisten. Linyi Fertilizer Network Copyright

Before the mushroom is taken, 20-40% of the biogas slurry is sprayed with 0.5-0.75 kg per square meter of mushroom bed , sprayed once every 1-2 days, and other operations are the same as conventional cultivation. Linyi Fertilizer Network Copyright

3. Scope of application Linyi Fertilizer Network Copyright

Mushroom production base and farmers, mushroom farmers. Linyi Fertilizer Network Copyright

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