CN112136769A - Method for breeding big earthworms and planting crops in greenhouse - Google Patents
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Abstract
A method for culturing large earthworms and planting crops in a greenhouse and an application thereof are disclosed, the method adopts a greenhouse culturing mode to culture the large earthworms and the planting crops, animal excrement, vegetable residual leaves and crop straw crushed materials are uniformly stirred and fermented to be used as earthworm feed, earthworm seedlings are put into field ridge soil according to 30 kilograms per mu of field, and the vegetables or the crops are planted after the earthworms are put for 7-10 days; in spring, summer and autumn 3, the plastic cloth or the glass window on the top layer of the greenhouse is closed in the daytime and opened at night, so that dew can enter the soil surface in the greenhouse and be cooled; in summer, when the temperature reaches above 30 ℃ on sunny days, the top layer of the greenhouse is covered with sun-shading cloth; and (3) harvesting earthworms in spring or autumn when the local temperature is 20-25 ℃. The invention ensures that the big earthworms can live in the greenhouse, realizes the large-batch culture of the earthworms with high yield and high production efficiency, improves the soil quality of the greenhouse and increases the yield of vegetables or crops.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of animal breeding, and particularly relates to a method for breeding big earthworms and planting crops in a greenhouse.
Background
With the rapid development of modern agriculture, a large number of various greenhouses are built and used for planting high-quality and out-of-season vegetables and various crops. In order to accelerate the improvement of soil fertility to increase the yield of crops, agricultural fertilizers are used in large quantities. After a long time, the organic matter of the soil in the greenhouse is lower, the granular structure of the soil is seriously damaged, and the hardening degree of the soil is higher. This condition is a catastrophic failure of the agricultural land. In order to change the development of the adverse condition, small red earthworms (such as Daping No. 2) are cultured on the ground surface in some places at present, and the excrement discharged by the small red earthworms is utilized to improve the fertility of the soil so as to achieve the aim of increasing the yield of crops. However, in this method, once red earthworms are bred, a certain amount of excrement is produced to improve the fertility of the soil, and at least 3 years or more is required. And after the land is planted for 2 to 3 years, the fertility of the soil can be improved by repeatedly adopting the method for breeding the red earthworms after the fertility is exhausted. The living activities of the red earthworms only stay in the soil with the surface layer of about 5 cm, so the method does not play any role in improving the fertility and the structure of the soil under the ground surface.
In the past, large earthworms are tried to be cultivated in a greenhouse, but the requirement on the survival condition is high because the large earthworms are used to the wild habit, and the environment formed by the existing greenhouse structure does not meet the survival condition of the large earthworms, so that the large earthworms die and cannot survive.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a method for breeding big earthworms and planting crops in a greenhouse, which ensures that the big earthworms can survive in the greenhouse, realizes the large-batch breeding of the earthworms with high yield and high production efficiency, improves the soil quality of the greenhouse and increases the yield of vegetables or crops.
In order to achieve the purpose, the technical scheme of the invention is as follows:
the invention provides a method for earthworm cultivation and crop planting for greenhouse traditional Chinese medicine, which comprises the following steps:
1) building a culture site: the big earthworms are cultivated and crops such as vegetables or crops are planted by adopting a greenhouse cultivation mode, and plastic cloth or a glass window on the top layer of the greenhouse can be opened and closed towards two sides; erecting a tap water pipeline and a spraying device above the ridges so as to spray the water to the soil, and keeping the humidity of the soil in the greenhouse to be 70-80%;
2) preparing earthworm feed: animal waste, vegetable leaves and crop straw crushed materials are uniformly stirred, and are turned and fermented by EM bacteria for later use; (fermentation method: 1000 kg cow dung is added with 200 kg straw, then 0.3 kg EM fermentation strain is added, mixed and stacked, and covered with a plastic film, the water content of the fermented cow dung is adjusted to be 40-65%, and the cow dung is reserved after half a month). Constructing an earthworm bed: the prepared earthworm feed is added according to the proportion of 7-8 Kg/m2tSpreading the soil on the soil in an amount, ploughing the soil, and then forming strips to form ridges;
3) putting earthworm seedlings: putting healthy and live earthworm seedlings into the ridge soil, wherein the putting time is from 4 late to 5 middle of the month or from 10 late to 11 middle of the month every year; the putting amount of the earthworms is calculated according to 30-40 kg per mu of the field; the thrown earthworms are large earthworms, the body length is 130-250 mm, and the body diameter is 5-10 mm;
4) planting crops: after earthworms are thrown for 7-10 days, planting vegetables or crops, harvesting, then planting vegetables or crops, harvesting, and sequentially returning;
5) management: in 3 seasons of spring, summer and autumn of one year, the plastic cloth or the glass window on the top layer of the greenhouse is closed in the daytime, and the plastic cloth or the glass window is opened at night, so that dew can enter the soil surface in the greenhouse and be cooled; in summer, when the temperature reaches above 30 ℃ on a sunny day, the top layer of the greenhouse is covered with the sun-shading cloth, and the spraying device is started to spray water to assist in cooling;
6) harvesting crops: harvesting according to the maturity time of the crops;
7) harvesting earthworms: the earthworms are cultivated for more than 1 year and collected; the harvesting method is carried out in spring or autumn when the local temperature is 20-25 ℃, after crops in the field are harvested, soil is turned over to obtain a large number of earthworms, large earthworms are selected for use, and small earthworms are left in the soil to grow continuously.
Further, the roller shutter type porous sunshade cloth is arranged on the top layer of the greenhouse, the roller shutter type porous sunshade cloth can be spread or rolled up as required, and the porous sunshade cloth on the top layer of the greenhouse is put down in summer when the temperature reaches above 30 ℃.
Preferably, in step 3), the animal waste may be one or more selected from cow waste, pig waste, chicken waste, sheep waste, duck waste, chicken waste and rabbit waste.
Preferably, in the step 3), the dosage of the earthworm feed is 7.5 kg/m2。
Preferably, the earthworm species put in the step 4) of the invention is medicinal earthworm, which is selected from one or more of lima furnace, common crinis ciliaris, achene aspera, and crinis ciliaris, all of which are the hunchb earthworm species, and the crinis ciliaris is the guan earthworm species. Preferably, in the step 4), the putting amount of the earthworms is 30 kilograms per mu of field.
In the step 5) of the invention, the variety for planting vegetables or crops must meet the variety which can grow well under the condition that the underground humidity is 70-80%, such as one or more of green vegetables, celery, cauliflower, Chinese chives, taros, corns and the like.
Preferably, step 5) earthworm harvesting: and (4) harvesting earthworms which are cultured for at least 2 years.
When the earthworm bed is constructed, the ridge height is set according to different vegetables or crop varieties, the ridge spacing is set according to the area size of the greenhouse and the crop varieties, the ridge height is 5-10 cm generally, and the ridge spacing is 25-35 cm.
The present invention preferentially breeds medicinal earthworms, such as limnodrilus virginiana, common lumbricus, aspergillus pectinatus and lumbricus. Other non-medicinal earthworms can be used for throwing as long as the earthworms have the body length of 130-250 mm and the body diameter of 5-10 mm. The thrown earthworms are fresh and alive, have strong activity and do not have any damage to the body. The number of earthworms to be thrown into the same field may be 1 or more than one.
In the invention, earthworms can be harvested after being cultivated in a field for one year, but in order to further improve soil quality and soil fertility, the earthworms are harvested after 2 years or 3 years.
The invention also provides application of the large earthworms in reducing soil hardening of the greenhouse, wherein the large earthworms have the body length of 130-250 mm and the body diameter of 5-10 mm.
Further, the large earthworms are selected from one or more of limnodrilus cristatus, common lumbricus, aspergillus pectinifera and lumbricus.
The large earthworms, such as large medicinal earthworms, such as Pheretima Guillelmi (Pheretima. Guillelmi), are cultivated in the greenhouse, the body length of the large earthworms is 150-250 mm, the body diameter of the large earthworms is about 6-9 mm, the large earthworms have strong movement capability, the large earthworms enter the soil by 20-30 cm in the daytime and rise to the ground to be discharged at night, and the large earthworms move uninterruptedly to loosen the soil, change soil hardening and improve the granular structure of the soil. Meanwhile, the excrement continuously discharged by the fertilizer is high-quality fertilizer, so that the fertility of the soil is improved, the soil is prevented from hardening, the granular structure of the soil is maintained and recovered, and the aim of increasing the crop yield can be fulfilled.
The invention has the beneficial effects that:
according to the living habits of the large earthworms, the structure of the existing greenhouse is changed, the top layer of the greenhouse for cultivation is designed into the plastic cloth or the glass window which can be opened towards two sides, the plastic cloth or the glass window is closed in the daytime and opened at night, dew enters the soil surface in the greenhouse, the large earthworms can drill out the soil surface at night to ingest dew and food, and the survival rate of the earthworms is greatly improved. In view of the fact that earthworms cannot adapt to high-temperature conditions, after the temperature rises to 30 ℃, sunshade cloth covers the top layer of the greenhouse or the roller shutter type sunshade cloth of the top layer of the greenhouse is opened for sunshade and preventing temperature rise, and meanwhile, the spraying device is opened to assist in cooling through spraying. The switch of the spraying device is used for keeping the humidity of the soil in the greenhouse to be controlled within 70-80%, and the humidity range is suitable for the growth of earthworms.
The staple food of the medicinal earthworms is fermented feed of animal manure such as cow manure and pig manure, vegetable residual leaves and crop straws, and the fermented feed added with the substances in the soil provides fertilizer required by growth of vegetables or crops. Meanwhile, the large earthworms raised in the soil in the greenhouse have large motion amount, and the soil is loosened by the motion that the large earthworms enter the soil in the daytime and rise to the ground at night, and the volume ratio of the soil can be obviously reduced by the excrement of the large earthworms, so that the problem of deep soil stratification can be greatly improved, and the soil of the greenhouse can be improved.
The method provided by the invention can be used for breeding the large earthworms such as the medicinal earthworms, and planting vegetables or crops, so that the problems that the large earthworms can only live in the wild and can not be bred in large quantities are solved, the large earthworms can live in a greenhouse, the large-batch breeding of the earthworms with high yield and high production efficiency is realized, the survival rate of earthworm breeding is effectively guaranteed, and the cost is low; meanwhile, the quality of the soil in the greenhouse is improved, the soil is fertile, and the yield of the vegetables and crops planted in the greenhouse is greatly improved.
Detailed Description
The present invention will be further described with reference to the following examples.
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(1) Construction of breeding field
In a greenhouse with a framework made of stainless steel with the length of 40 meters, the width of 8 meters and the height of 3 meters, two openable doors with the width of 2 meters and the height of 2 meters are arranged at two ends, the top layer is covered by 2 plastic cloths with the length of 40 meters and the width of 4.2 meters, and the plastic cloths in the middle are mutually overlapped by 0.2 meter. The 2 plastic cloths can be rolled 3 meters from the middle to the 2 sides, and the space in the middle can be 6 meters. The rest parts of the greenhouse are all surrounded by plastic cloth, and retractable agricultural sun-shading cloth is arranged above the greenhouse. Two spraying devices are respectively arranged above the two sides 1.5 meters away.
(2) Earthworm feed preparation
The fermentation method comprises the following steps: 1000 kg of cow dung is added with 200 kg of straws, then 0.3 kg of EM fermentation strain is added for mixing and stacking, and a plastic film is covered on the stack. And adjusting the water content of the fermented cow dung to be 40-65%. And the product is ready for use after half a month.
(3) Construction of earthworm bed
1 m of working road is left in the middle of the land in the greenhouse, 0.3 m of open land is left at the edges of two sides, 3.2 m of ridge is formed at two sides, the soil is 10 cm high, 7-8kg of fermented cow dung per square meter is scattered on the ridge and is mixed with ridge soil.
(4) Earthworm delivery and management
In 4 ten days of the month, the spraying device is started to ensure that the soil humidity in the ridge reaches 80 percent, one or more of live and strong-activity limnodrilus mucronatus, popular limnodrilus mucronatus, achyu limnodrilus and crinodrilus merus on the surface of the earth according to the amount of 30 kilograms per mu of field, and the medicinal large earthworms are carefully scattered on the surface of the ridge and quickly and slowly drilled into the earth. In the next few days, the soil was observed for moisture, and water was properly sprayed to maintain the moisture in a state of 70-80%.
In 3 seasons of spring, summer and autumn of one year, the plastic cloth or the glass window on the top layer of the greenhouse is closed in the daytime, and the plastic cloth or the glass window is opened at night, so that dew can enter the soil surface in the greenhouse and be cooled; in summer, when the temperature reaches above 30 ℃ on a sunny day, the top layer of the greenhouse is covered with the sun-shading cloth, and the spraying device is started to spray water to assist in cooling.
(5) Vegetable planting and harvesting
And (3) putting earthworms for 7-10 days, planting savory celery in the last ten days of 4 months, harvesting savory celery in 8 months, planting cauliflowers in 9 months, and harvesting cauliflowers in 2 months in the next year. 3 months of rest. The second round of vegetables started at month 4.
The soil volume weight and fertility and the crop yield are detected in 4 months in the next year, and compared with the field of the non-raised earthworms, the results are as follows: measuring the volume weight of the soil at the depth of 15 cm from 1.5g/cm3Increased to 1.3g/cm3The organic matter of the soil is improved from 0.91% to 1.5%.
Earthworms are dug out and weighed in the soil turning period of 4 months, the obtained amount of the earthworms is 60 kilograms per mu of field through accounting, and the output of the earthworms is doubled compared with the output in the last year.
The yield of the celery is improved from 4000 jin per mu to 5400 jin per mu, and is increased by 20 percent; the yield of cauliflower is increased from 4500 jin per mu to 4800 jin per mu by 20 percent. The taste of crops planted in the earthworm breeding field is improved, the price is also improved, the price of the parsley entering the market is improved from 0.8 yuan per jin to 1.38 yuan, which is increased by 15%; the price of the cauliflower entering the market is improved to 0.96 yuan from 0.80 yuan per jin, which is increased by 20%.
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1. A method for breeding big earthworms and planting crops in a greenhouse comprises the following steps:
1) building a culture site: big earthworms are cultivated and crops are planted in a greenhouse cultivation mode, and plastic cloth or glass windows on the top layer of the greenhouse can be opened and closed towards two sides; erecting a tap water pipeline and a spraying device above the ridges to spray to soil, and keeping the humidity of the soil in the greenhouse to be 70-80%;
2) preparing earthworm feed: mixing animal waste and/or vegetable residual leaves with crop straw crushed materials uniformly, and turning and fermenting the mixture by using EM (effective microorganisms);
3) constructing an earthworm bed: the prepared earthworm feed is added according to the proportion of 7.0-8.0 Kg/m2The amount of the fertilizer is scattered on soil, the soil is ploughed, and then strips are formed to form ridges;
4) putting earthworm seedlings: putting healthy and live earthworm seedlings into the ridge soil, wherein the putting time is from 4 late to 5 middle of the month or from 10 late to 11 middle of the month every year; the putting amount of the earthworms is calculated according to 20-50 Kg per mu of field; the thrown earthworms are large earthworms, the body length is 130-250 mm, and the body diameter is 5-10 mm;
5) planting crops: after earthworms are thrown for 7-10 days, planting vegetables and/or crops, harvesting, then planting vegetables and/or crops, harvesting, and sequentially and repeatedly returning;
6) management: in 3 seasons of spring, summer and autumn of one year, the plastic cloth or the glass window on the top layer of the greenhouse is closed in the daytime, and is opened at night, so that dew enters the surface of soil in the greenhouse; in summer, when the temperature reaches above 30 ℃ on a sunny day, the top layer of the greenhouse is covered with sunshade cloth, and a spraying device is started to spray water to assist in cooling;
7) harvesting crops: harvesting according to the maturity time of the crops;
8) harvesting earthworms: the earthworms are cultivated for more than 1 year and collected; the harvesting method is carried out in spring or autumn when the local temperature is 20-25 ℃, after crops in the field are harvested, soil is turned over to obtain a large number of earthworms, large earthworms are selected for use, and small earthworms are left in the soil to grow continuously.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the top layer of the greenhouse is further provided with a roller blind type porous sunshade cloth.
3. The method according to claim 1, wherein the mass ratio of the animal wastes and/or vegetable leaves, the crushed crop straws and the EM bacteria in the step 2) is as follows: 1000: 200: 0.3.
4. The method according to claim 1 or 3, wherein in step 2) the animal manure is selected from one or more of cow manure, pig manure, chicken manure, sheep manure, duck manure, chicken manure, rabbit manure.
5. The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the amount of the earthworm food used in step 3) is 5.5Kg/m2-8.5Kg/m2。
6. The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the earthworm species to be administered in step 4) is selected from one or more of limnodrilus virescens, limnodrilus communis, limnodrilus aspergillus, and limnodrilus salvianus.
7. The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein in the step 4), the earthworm is put in an amount of 20-60 Kg per mu of field.
8. The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein in the step 5), the vegetables and crops are one or more of green vegetables, celery, cauliflower, Chinese chives, taros and corns.
9. An application of large earthworms in reducing soil hardening of a greenhouse is disclosed, wherein the large earthworms are 130-250 mm long and 5-10 mm in body diameter.
10. The use as claimed in claim 9, wherein the large earthworms are selected from one or more of limnodrilus cristatus, limnodrilus communis, limnodrilus aspergillus, and limnodrilus gracilis.
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