CN113273414A - Method for establishing ecological industrialization mode of low-carbon hot spring small town in mountainous and hilly areas - Google Patents

Method for establishing ecological industrialization mode of low-carbon hot spring small town in mountainous and hilly areas Download PDF

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CN113273414A
CN113273414A CN202110710305.1A CN202110710305A CN113273414A CN 113273414 A CN113273414 A CN 113273414A CN 202110710305 A CN202110710305 A CN 202110710305A CN 113273414 A CN113273414 A CN 113273414A
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Abstract

The invention provides a method for establishing a low-carbon hot spring small town ecological industrialization mode in mountainous and hilly areas, which relates to the field of hot spring ecological industry and comprises the following steps of establishing a hot spring hotel vacation area and developing a temperature control greenhouse: hot springs are mined in a holiday area of a hot spring hotel for guests to bath, bathing tail water is collected into a gradient slow-storage water tank outside a temperature control greenhouse, and a water tank which does not reach a target temperature is heated by a solar water heater collected through a pipeline and flows into a corresponding water tank; crops are planted in the upper space of the temperature control greenhouse, a culture pond is built at the bottom of the greenhouse, water bamboo fields are introduced into the tail water of the culture pond, fish culture ponds are introduced into the tail water of the water bamboo fields, multi-stage ecological planting and breeding are built in the temperature control greenhouse, and the greenhouse space is fully utilized. The method is characterized in that young turtles in a greenhouse are cultured in a pool at the bottom layer, Chinese medicinal material seedlings are cultured in a high-rise space of the greenhouse, CO2 is absorbed through plant photosynthesis, oxygen is released, and the air quality of the greenhouse is improved, so that a low-carbon industrial chain mode suitable for low-mountain hilly areas is developed by fully utilizing hot spring heat energy and solar energy.

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Method for establishing ecological industrialization mode of low-carbon hot spring small town in mountainous and hilly areas
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of hot spring ecological industry, in particular to a method for constructing a low-carbon hot spring small town ecological industrialization mode in mountainous and hilly areas.
Background
The hot spring tour has the characteristics of low carbon, environmental protection, recuperation, health care, repeated consumption, tour time prolonging and the like, has more extensive industries, strong driving capability and great development potential, and is a new tour theme following landscape, large-scale playground, theme park and city sightseeing. The hot spring tourist area takes hot spring bath and soup therapy as main functions, integrates part or all of other service functions such as accommodation, leisure, entertainment, catering, meetings, transportation and the like, and can accommodate tourist destinations consumed by guests in a certain surrounding spatial region.
In the process of vigorously developing hot spring tourism, a large amount of hot spring wastewater is neglected to be treated and further utilized, and basically, the wastewater of a hot spring swimming pool is discharged into a river channel, a sewer and the like along a ditch, so that the waste of resources is caused. Even if some places utilize hot spring water, only larger pits are dug to use the cooled hot spring water for fish culture, and the heat energy of the tail water of the hot spring is not fully utilized.
The application document with the patent number of CN103864244B discloses a method for treating and comprehensively utilizing hot spring wastewater, which recovers the heat energy of the hot spring wastewater by a water source heat pump technology and is used for supplying heating, hot water and refrigeration; selecting a proper flocculant combination through experiments according to the selection principle of the flocculant; adding a flocculating agent into the hot spring wastewater after waste heat recovery to accelerate the aggregation and sedimentation of solid particles in the wastewater and remove part of soluble organic matters; determining irrigation threshold values of corresponding indexes through detecting the conductivity of the plants, and using the irrigation threshold values as warning lamps for the irrigation safety evaluation of the hot spring plants; sterilizing the treated hot spring wastewater; the bathing wastewater after the disinfection treatment is used for various aspects such as flower irrigation, landscape, car washing and the like. The method for treating and comprehensively utilizing the hot spring wastewater provided by the invention greatly improves the utilization value and the utilization rate of hot spring resources, saves the resource cost, saves the water resources and simultaneously reduces the pollution to the ecological environment.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a method for constructing a low-carbon hot spring small-town ecological industrialization mode in hills and mountains, so as to fully utilize the heat energy and solar energy of the hot spring and develop a low-carbon industrial chain mode suitable for the low-hills and hills to solve the problems.
In order to solve the technical problems, the invention adopts the following technical scheme: a method for building a low-carbon hot spring small town ecological industrialization mode in mountainous and hilly areas comprises the following steps of building a hot spring hotel vacation area and developing a temperature control greenhouse:
hot springs are mined in a holiday area of a hot spring hotel for guests to bath, bathing tail water is collected into a gradient slow-storage water tank outside a temperature control greenhouse, and a water tank which does not reach a target temperature is heated by a solar water heater collected through a pipeline and flows into a corresponding water tank;
crops are planted in the upper space of the temperature control greenhouse, a culture pond is built at the bottom of the greenhouse, the tail water of the culture pond is introduced into the water bamboo field, and the tail water of the water bamboo field is introduced into the fishpond.
The development of the temperature control greenhouse comprises the following contents:
the temperature control greenhouse comprises an external cache water tank, a temperature control device, a greenhouse consisting of a greenhouse top and a greenhouse wall, a circulating air supply system, a heat source, a heating pipe, a fan, a state sensing system, an industrial controller and an adjusting system arranged on a pipeline;
residual hot spring tail water used by a hot spring hotel flows through a plurality of gradient cache water tanks, the cache water tanks are respectively divided into circulating heat energy water, irrigation water and regulation water according to three gears of high, middle and low, a water inlet end of each water tank contains a temperature control device, the tail water can be introduced into different cache water tanks according to temperature gradient grading, the water tank which does not reach the target temperature is heated by a solar water heater gathered through a pipeline, the tail water flows into the corresponding cache water tank after reaching the target temperature, and a water outlet end of each water tank introduces different water pipes according to the temperature through the temperature control device and flows into the greenhouse;
the inlet of the circulation air supply system is connected with the outlet of the heating pipe through an air inlet pipeline, the outlet of the circulation air supply system is arranged in the shed, the inlet of the heating pipe is connected with the air outlet arranged on the shed roof through an air outlet pipeline, the fan is arranged on the air inlet pipeline, the state sensing system is arranged at the air outlet and positioned below the shed roof, the output end of the state sensing system is electrically connected with the industrial control machine, and the output end of the industrial control machine is electrically connected with the adjusting system. The air state is uniform during the operation of the greenhouse and can meet the growth requirements of various crops;
the database management mainly aims at carrying out visual management on a single greenhouse, and comprises personnel information, agricultural information, environmental parameter management, greenhouse equipment management, agricultural information recording and crop information management in the greenhouse. The environmental parameter management module is used for managing data information collected by various environmental parameter sensors in the greenhouse, and comprises the following data items: soil pH value, soil temperature, soil conductivity, air temperature, air humidity, illumination intensity, carbon dioxide concentration and weather information. Weather information needs to share weather information data of other professional platforms, and reasonable data support is provided for farming operation decision;
the temperature control greenhouse upper space crop planting method comprises the following steps:
selecting excellent strains to ensure that the strains are not polluted by impurities, plant diseases and insect pests, and the like, and selecting varieties which have strong stress resistance and are resistant to the diseases and insect pests and suitable for industrial production according to the market demands of the edible fungi according to the geographical position, the economic environment and the climatic environment of the mountainous area, wherein the varieties comprise one or more of the following varieties: stropharia rugoso-annulata, pleurotus eryngii, morchella esculenta, dictyophora phalloidea, agaricus bisporus, flammulina velutipes, hypsizygus marmoreus, maitake mushrooms and nameko mushrooms;
the fruiting shed is designed: the mushroom shed should be close to the water source, wide in periphery and smooth in air, and meanwhile, far away from living areas, farms, garbage farms, hospitals and the like, the mushroom shed should be firm in construction, smooth in drainage and high in terrain, a film and a sunshade net are covered on the shed body to avoid sun and rain, heat preservation and ventilation work is well done, and high-quality conditions are provided for healthy growth of edible fungi;
inoculating pleurotus eryngii, crushing crop straws by using a crusher, adding wood chips, adding clear water according to the contents of 40-45% of the wood chips, 18-25% of corncobs, 20-25% of bran, 2.5-3% of corn flour, 2.5-3% of soybean meal and 1% of lime and light calcium carbonate, fully stirring, and inoculating mushroom hyphae, wherein the culture material can effectively provide nutrients required by mushroom growth and ensure the quality and the yield of the mushroom hyphae;
inoculating Stropharia rugosoannulata, allowing the mycelium of Stropharia rugosoannulata to grow well at 15-30 deg.C, forming fruiting body at 14-28 deg.C, controlling the optimal fruiting temperature at 18.7 deg.C, and culturing material water contentThe yield of stropharia rugoso-annulata can reach 4711.4g/m by using the optimal formula of 65-70% of wood chips, 10-15% of corncobs and 20-25% of wheat straws to crush crop straws by a crusher and add the wood chips2The culture material can effectively provide nutrients required by the growth of the stropharia rugoso-annulata and ensure the quality and the yield of the stropharia rugoso-annulata;
after the inoculated strains are cultured, the fungus bags are directly placed into a clean, breathable and dry temperature control greenhouse, the temperature in the greenhouse is adjusted to 15-25 ℃, the intelligent regulation and control are carried out according to the growth requirements of different mushrooms, the humidity is 60-70%, the fungus bags are turned over when the hyphae grow to 5-10 cm for inspection, if the fungus bags are polluted, the fungus bags are eliminated in time, if the straw substrate oxygen is insufficient, the breathing of the hyphae is influenced, the growth of the edible fungi is slow, and even the fungus bags are suffocated and die, the fungus bags are turned over to be favorable for ventilation and ventilation, when the hyphae grow to a half, the bags are turned over again, the growth condition of the hyphae is inspected, and attention needs to be paid to the light shielding when the fungus bags are grown, so that the growth of the edible fungi is not influenced.
The Chinese herbal medicines can be cultivated in the upper space of the greenhouse, the greenhouse is used for providing proper illumination, temperature and humidity conditions for plants, and the plants can be cultivated as long as the growth habit of the Chinese herbal medicines is suitable for the greenhouse environment. Comprises one or more of herba Artemisiae Scopariae, semen Cassiae, fructus Xanthii, fructus Trichosanthis, retinervus Luffae fructus, herba Cisii Eriophoroidei, herba Taraxaci, rhizoma Imperatae, Trichosanthis radix, rhizoma Cyperi, herba Cnidii, herba Violae, semen Vaccariae, bupleuri radix, and cortex Mori;
the lower layer space of the greenhouse can be used for young turtle cultivation, the temperature control system is used for adjusting the temperature of hot spring tail water to be 25 +/-2 ℃ suitable for turtle cultivation, the habit of hibernation of turtles can be broken, a rapid growth state of young turtles is artificially created, the purpose of shortening the cultivation period is further achieved, the young turtles cultivated in the greenhouse are provided with a cement cultivation pond in the form of a pond at two sides and a middle road, and a drainage ditch is built under the road. Each pool is 12-25 square meters in area and 80cm in depth, about 1% of slope is designed from the pool bottom to the water outlet, the water outlet is 5-10 cm lower than the pool bottom so as to facilitate sewage discharge, and a wire mesh is laid on the water outlet to prevent water from escaping. Each pond is provided with a feed table and a rest table. A temperature-adjusting water tank is built at one end of the greenhouse close to a water source, and the bottom of the water tank is higher than the water surface of the culture pond, so that the water can be automatically supplied. The greenhouse with the square meter of 500 needs to be matched with a temperature regulating water pool with 60 tons. The lighting adopts fluorescent lamps, and 4-6 fluorescent lamps with 40 watts are arranged in each 100 square meters of the greenhouse. All the electric equipment in the greenhouse needs to be provided with protective facilities.
Soaking with limewater for 2-3 times, each for 5-7 days, and sterilizing. The next day of disinfection, the disinfectant is discharged and fresh clean water is added. Fumigating the greenhouse space with 20-30 ml of formalin per cubic meter: pouring the formalin solution into a plastic basin, and adding a small amount of potassium permanganate. The young soft-shelled turtles are cultivated without sand (mud), the young soft-shelled turtles must be put in a pond with fertilizer water, the pond water is required to be brownish green, and the transparency is 10-15 cm, so the fertilizer water of a fish culture pond is preferably used. If the water source is limited, underground water such as deep well water and the like is used, the water quality can be fertilized 7-10 days in advance, and then the breeding is carried out after the requirement is met. The young soft-shelled turtles bred in the breeding method are disease-free, harmless and active, the specification is 3-5 g, and 15-25 soft-shelled turtles are bred in each square meter. When in stocking, 3% salt water is used for immersion bath for 5-10 minutes, or 1% salt and baking soda mixture (ratio of the two is 1:1) is used for immersion bath for 10-20 minutes. The young soft-shelled turtles can grow to about 100 g, and the cultivation density in the greenhouse is kept to be 20 per square. The water temperature in the pool is kept at 20-25 ℃. The feed amount fed every day is about 5 to 10 percent of the weight of the young turtles in the culture pond. Scientific feeding, namely feeding more protein-containing feed in summer, which comprises the following steps: mixing fish and shrimp, earthworm, wheat bran and corn flour, and feeding the feed with high content of fat and protein in spring and autumn, wherein the feed comprises the following materials: animal viscera and Lumbricus are the main. Feeding the chicken regularly and quantitatively, wherein the feeding is carried out once a day in early spring, late autumn and twice a day in summer. The water level is adjusted according to different seasons, and the rice-turtle fish pond can be placed in the growing period of six months for ecological planting and breeding.
Establishing a waste recycling demonstration area, taking an agricultural waste recycling technology as a core, dissolving domestic garbage of a hot spring small town and peripheral black hair pig fermentation bed waste, assisting with travel toilet feces, domestic sewage and the like, and uniformly mixing and composting; the compost quality is further improved by utilizing a selenium-rich earthworm breeding technology; the earthworm cast is used for planting vegetables and kiwi fruits, and the earthworm is used as a feed for feeding young turtles and fishes.
The selenium-rich earthworm cultivation bed is stacked below a fruit forest, selenium-rich earthworm cultivation is carried out in the cultivation bed under the fruit forest, shading can be carried out through shade, direct sunlight is avoided, ditching and dredging are carried out under the forest, so that redundant rainwater can be discharged out of the field when raining, a selenium source is a selenium-rich material, a selenium nutrient or a selenium-containing compound, the selenium-rich material comprises chicken manure generated by selenium-rich chickens, selenium-rich crops which are applied with selenium-rich fertilizers and agricultural waste straws generated after harvesting, the selenium-containing compound comprises sodium selenite or sodium selenate, the source of the chicken manure is limited to the chicken manure generated by the selenium-rich chickens, and the straws can utilize conventional farmland straws generated after harvesting the selenium-rich crops after the application of selenium-rich organic fertilizers; if no selenium-rich straw exists, local crop straw can be utilized for crushing for later use;
the selenium-enriched earthworm breeding bed is piled with chicken manure, EM (effective microorganisms), a selenium source, straws and sawdust as base materials. Controlling the C/N ratio of the raw materials to be 25-35, and after composting is finished, mixing the raw materials according to the following ratio of 500: 1, adding the selenium-rich stock solution in the proportion of 1, carrying out selenium enrichment on the culture bed, uniformly mixing, and then aging for two weeks to obtain the selenium-rich earthworm culture bed;
earthworm seed selection: after the selenium-rich earthworm breeding bed is stacked, the earthworms are inoculated and cultured, when the earthworm species are selected, the earthworms with good physique and strong disease resistance are selected, the earthworms have strong fertility and high genetic performance, such as Eisenia foetida, commonly called Taiping No. two, the earthworms with full and strong physique, no obvious atrophy, bright color, soft and moist luster, uniform thickness, rapid peristalsis and lively movement, so as to ensure the quality of offspring.
Culturing density: 3000 earthworms 2000-plus-one earthworms are put into the preferable unit square in the cultivation bed material, the production of the earthworms is preferably 10000-plus-one-square-meter 30000 young earthworms, the cultivation period is 30-40 days, 9 batches of earthworms can be cultivated in one year, a proper amount of water is watered every day to compensate the water loss caused by evaporation, the cultivation is carried out for 40-50 days, the temperature of the substrate is adjusted to be 24 +/-4 ℃, the water content of the substrate is kept at 65-75%, and the preferable water content is 70%.
The thickness of the culture bed does not exceed the specified height, if the thickness exceeds the specified height, the adjustment is needed to ensure the fluffy and breathable state of the culture bed, after a certain period of culture, the culture bed is properly turned, after a period of culture, the base materials can be properly turned for 1 time, the upper and lower base materials are turned, and the positions are changed, so that the lower base material is loosened and breathable, and the humidity trend of the upper and lower base materials tends to be consistent. In the process of breeding the earthworms, the breeding bed can be properly enlarged, the breeding density is adjusted, and the adult earthworms are taken out.
The breeding method comprises the following steps: the feeding method requires regular feeding in the feeding process, 1 time feeding in 1 month is preferred, and the earthworms are guaranteed to have enough feed and can be guaranteed to grow and reproduce quickly. Meanwhile, a fishing net or other hollow coverings are additionally covered on the breeding bed, so that the situation that the chickens can eat the selenium-rich earthworms and can be kept under the forest is guaranteed.
Separating earthworm casts: after the earthworms are mature, stopping feeding on the surface of the breeding bed, and then adding new materials on two sides of the breeding bed, wherein the bait can be chicken manure, rice soup, rice washing water, melon and fruit residues, vegetable residues and the like, the adult earthworms are introduced into the new materials, after most earthworms are induced, the old feed bed containing a large amount of earthworm cocoons is completely removed, then the new feeds on two sides of the old feed bed are combined with the earthworms, and the removed earthworm cocoons and earthworm feces are moved to the surface of the breeding bed with the new feeds for incubation; after the young earthworms are hatched, feeding the young earthworms into a new feed layer at the lower layer for feeding, scraping the upper layer of earthworm casts by using a scraper, air-drying, sieving and packaging to obtain the selenium-rich earthworm cast organic fertilizer.
The selenium-rich manure is used for planting selenium-rich kiwi fruits and comprises the following planting elements: land preparation and fertilization, field planting time, seedling selection, female plant and male plant matching, planting density, field planting management and management after planting;
land preparation and fertilization: before field planting, stones and weeds are cleaned, and then deep ploughing is carried out. According to the planting plan, digging 60-80cm of planting holes with the depth of 50cm, applying 30-40kg of decomposed earthworm cast selenium-rich organic fertilizer in each hole, uniformly mixing with soil, backfilling, covering with a layer of surface soil, and waiting for planting.
The planting time is as follows: the cultivation is preferably carried out in spring, i.e. thawing in spring and planting before sprouting.
Seedling selection: selecting seedlings with good root systems, no root-knot nematode disease, stem thickness of more than 0.6cm and 3-5 robust plump buds.
Matching female plants and male plants: the kiwi fruit is a cross-pollinated fruit tree with male and female cross-plants, and male pollinated plants matched with female varieties need to be planted. The ratio of male and female plants is 6-8: 1.
Planting density: for the hedge frame, 3m plant spacing and 4m row spacing are used, the T-shaped frame adopts 3-4m plant spacing and 4-5m row spacing, and the flat-top greenhouse frame has 4m plant spacing and 4-5m row spacing.
Planting management: before planting, respectively placing male and female plants, pruning root, cutting off damaged root and overlong root, making root length be 10cm, mixing naphthylacetic acid 5000 times liquid and carbendazim 1000 times liquid, soaking root for 30min, promoting new root development and preventing infection. The planting depth is slightly higher than the ground by the rhizome part. After planting, watering for 1 time for permeating water, and covering with a film in time to promote healing and rooting of root wounds, keep moisture and inhibit weed. And (5) uncovering the film after the ground temperature rises at the beginning of 6 months.
Managing after planting: after planting, 2-4 plump buds are selected and cut into stems, after germination, 1 robust young shoot at the upper part is reserved, and other sprouts and young shoots are removed. When the seedling grows to about 30cm, inserting a vertical bamboo pole at a position 10cm away from the plant, pulling the new shoot to grow upwards, and tying the vine 1 time every 30 cm.
The selenium-rich chicken breeding under the fruit forest comprises the following breeding elements: the method comprises the following steps of building a henhouse, selecting chicks, mixing and feeding feeds, and stocking chicks, and specifically comprises the following steps:
feeding laying hens according to a proper proportion by using selenium-rich feed and a mode of pecking the selenium-rich earthworms in forests, and increasing the selenium content of hens and eggs;
when the henhouse is constructed, the requirement is to keep about 200 meters; the building area of the henhouse is about 200 square meters, and the quantity of 1500-2000 chickens to be stored is ensured; a roost is constructed in a chicken house, a movable plank house with the height of 3 meters is arranged in the brooding house, and an egg laying nest or an egg laying box is constructed in a hen house;
when selecting the young chicken, raising the chicken in the orchard mainly by selecting local chicken; the adaptability of the chicken is strong, and the disease resistance is strong; when selecting high-quality chicks, the selected chicks are plump in body shape, strong in chicken feet, free of obvious body defects, clear and crisp in sound, and can be captured by hands, so that the running speed is high, and the chicks can struggle strongly after being captured; part of the chickens can be purchased in advance to be put back to test breeding, if the chickens are normally expressed within 3-5 days, the chickens have strong adaptability and are suitable for local breeding;
the formula of the feed is as follows: (1) the feed formula of the laying chicks is as follows: 50% of corn flour, 10% of soybean meal, 6% of wheat bran, 3% of carrot, 21-23.2% of selenium-enriched earthworm powder, 1.3% of calcium hydrophosphate, 1.2% of mountain flour, 5.3-7.5% of protein mulberry powder, 0.005% of sodium selenite and 1% of premix; (2) the formula of the feed for raising laying hens comprises the following steps: cock: corn flour 50%, wheat bran 15%, carrot 5%, selenium-enriched earthworm powder 20%, calcium hydrogen phosphate 1.2%, stone powder 1.1%, protein mulberry powder 6.77.3%, and 0.005% sodium selenite 1% premix.
Hen: 45% of corn flour, 17% of bean cake, 5% of wheat bran, 3% of carrot, 20-21.3% of selenium-rich earthworm powder, 7-8.3% of protein mulberry powder, 1.2% of calcium hydrophosphate, 0.3% of multivitamin, trace elements and the like, and 0.2% of salt; (3) the feed formula of the laying hens comprises the following components: 45% of corn flour, 15% of bean cake, 3% of wheat bran, 19.7-22% of selenium-rich earthworm powder, 1.3% of calcium hydrophosphate, 4% of bone meal, 4% of mountain flour and 6.78% of protein mulberry powder.
Mixing according to the formula in the steps (1), (2) and (3). When the formula is stirred, the formula is gently stirred in the same direction, so that the feed is prevented from being piled and agglomerated, and the feeding effect is prevented from being influenced. A small amount of salt or other additives such as edible fungi can be added during stirring to ensure sufficient stirring.
Controlling the feed content, and dynamically adjusting the feeding mode; stocking in the forest, pecking on earthworms and increasing the intake of selenium content.
The dynamic adjustment of the feeding mode is mainly shown as follows: feeding the formula chicken feed (1) in the brooding period (from hatching to 8 weeks) of the laying hens, wherein each laying hen is fed with 15g-35g of the formula chicken feed every day and 4-6 times every day, and water is freely drunk in the period; feeding 80-120 g of formula chicken feed (2) in the growing period (9 th week to 18 th week) of the laying hens, and feeding 2-4 times a day with free drinking water; the formula chicken feed (3) is fed to the laying hens in the laying period (more than 20 weeks), the feed is fed for 120g-130g every day and 3-5 times every day, and water is freely drunk in the period.
Stocking under forest:
the chicks can be stocked in the mulberry field after growing for more than 3 weeks. The method is characterized in that a fence or a protective net is arranged in the mulberry field, when stocking is started, the stocking density of 60 chickens per mu is controlled, the chickens are stocked until the mulberry field catches pests in the forest, and the chickens are regularly arranged to peck selenium-enriched earthworms on a breeding bed, so that the selenium biological enrichment capacity of the chickens is enhanced, and the risk of insect damage to the mulberry forest is reduced. And (3) installing a water fountain at a place where the chickens move obviously, cleaning periodically, and repelling insects and vaccinating the chickens.
During stocking, intensive observation is needed, and sick and weak chickens with slow movement and listlessness are discovered and isolated in time.
The mulberry field adopts a mode of grazing and supplementary feeding within thirty days, the feeding time is fixed once during the returning to the nest every evening, and the supplementary feeding amount is flexibly mastered according to the performance of the chicken flocks. The advantages are that: inducing the chicken flock to nest on time; secondly, the feed waste can be avoided, the feed intake of the chickens reaches a peak before the chickens return to the nests at evening, and the feeding speed is high; thirdly, the chickens can be prevented from gathering at the supplementary feeding point, and the chickens are promoted to be uniformly dispersed in the whole mulberry field.
And (4) finishing the stocking under the forest at the age of 130 days to change the group, transferring the hens to an egg laying chicken house to be raised, wherein the group changing needs to be carried out at the evening, and the rest is kept as much as possible, so that the stress reaction of the chicken group is avoided, and the laying rate is prevented from being influenced.
Daily management of under-forest selenium-enriched chickens needs to be dynamically adjusted at different growth stages:
in the brooding period (from hatching to 8 weeks) of the laying hens, glucose needs to be added into drinking water to enhance the body of the laying hens, the adding amount of the glucose is 5% of the drinking amount, and the water temperature is controlled to be 16-20 ℃. Enough illumination needs to be ensured in the chick stage, and the illumination is counted for 20-23 hours within 1 week after the chick is taken out of the shell; from 2 weeks, the illumination time can be reduced to a certain extent, and the illumination time is counted for 16-13 hours; then gradually adopting natural illumination for 7-8h every day. The bulb in the henhouse is generally 2m away from the ground, and the illumination intensity is 1.5~2W/m2(ii) a The relative humidity in the phase is preferably 55-65%.
In the growing period (9 th week to 18 th week) of the laying hens, the laying hens are fed in different columns according to the male and female chickens, and the feeding density is 8-10 chickens/m 2, so that the feed consumption is managed and reduced. Meanwhile, feeding with different formula feeds according to the male and female chickens. At the age of 120 days, the hens were transferred to the hen house for feeding. During the group transfer, attention should be paid to keep quiet, and the group transfer is performed in the evening as much as possible to avoid the stress reaction of the chickens and influence the laying rate.
Feeding with feed formula of laying hens in egg laying period (more than 18 weeks), and adjusting according to egg yield of chicken to maintain nutritional requirement of chicken. In order to enhance the digestion capability of the chicken, sand can be added into the feed for pecking. Meanwhile, the temperature of the henhouse is kept at 13-24 ℃, and the illumination time is 14-16 hours (the illumination intensity is 2.5W per square), and the henhouse is kept quiet and clean.
Collecting and reusing chicken manure:
collecting and reusing the selenium-rich chicken manure: lay isolation advertisement cloth on ground, lay the fretwork iron net in the chicken coop bottom, through the net, the chicken manure can directly fall into advertisement cloth on, with the help of the ground slope, utilizes the dung scraping board, draws the slope bottom of the other end in excrement groove with the chicken manure and collects. The chicken manure is fermented and then used for breeding the selenium-rich earthworms as a breeding bed and food.
The water and soil conservation comprises slope treatment, water control and black water treatment, and specifically comprises the following steps:
slope treatment engineering:
the slope surface treatment project is a water and soil conservation project formed by preventing water and soil loss of the slope surface and protecting, improving and reasonably utilizing water and soil resources of the slope surface, and aims to regulate and control slope surface runoff, so that the slope surface runoff is retained and utilized on the spot, and the production and life safety of people is protected. The invention relates to a middle slope management project, which selects three slope management measures of equal-height cultivation, large cross slope, small down slope and reverse slope terraced fields.
Equal-height cultivation: the method is to plough, bed and cultivate on the slope along the same height direction to form equal height furrows and crop strips, and is a soil conservation cultivation method for preserving water and soil and improving drought resistance. Cross slope cultivation is performed along contour lines to retain and store rainwater in ravines between ridges of the contour lines or to promote drainage, thereby reducing soil erosion and runoff by impeding slope flow. Equal-height cultivation shortens the length of a slope and slows down the speed of water flow, thereby reducing runoff. The ridge net is formed on the slope, so that the infiltration capacity of the soil is improved, the runoff and the erosive power of running water are finally reduced, and the erosive power of the soil is reduced. The specific method comprises the following steps: ploughing along contour lines at the lower part of the sloping field, and turning soil downwards; then uniformly sowing fertilizer and seeds on the upper half slope of the ridge, backfilling and covering soil, then repeatedly using one plough and one plough, so as to form ridges on the empty ploughed land, forming furrows by the ploughing, and building small ridges in each furrow at intervals of 1-2 m. The height of the ridges is about 15cm, and the distance between the ridges is about 65 cm. Compared with the traditional ridge culture, the equal-height cultivation can effectively play the roles of water retention, soil retention and fertilizer retention. Can effectively reduce runoff by more than 30 percent and scouring amount by more than 60 percent, and can increase the yield of crops by more than 10 percent. Can be used for planting oil tea, flos Rosae Rugosae (tea), etc.;
large cross slope and small down slope: the cultivation technology of 'big transverse slope + small downslope' is a cultivation mode which is convenient, simple to operate, high in economy and high in farmer acceptance degree, and can effectively control the erosion of the fine ditches of the slope farmland. And constructing ridges on the upper edge, the lower edge and the horizontal direction of the sloping land parcel, wherein the upper side surface is a vertical surface, the lower side surface has a horizontal inclination angle of 30-80 degrees, ridge protection plants are densely planted on the lower side surface of the ridge, side ditches and back ditches are respectively excavated on the upper side and the lower side of the ridge, the rest periphery of the sloping land parcel is excavated along the slope, and the upper ridge back ditches and the lower edge ridge side ditches are connected to form a drainage network channel. And excavating a plurality of cross slopes on the slope land in the drainage network channel for intercepting, and dividing the slope into a plurality of down-slope ridging areas. Uniformly ridging a plurality of small down slopes along the slope surface in the down-slope ridging area, and excavating furrows between adjacent small down slopes; and communicating the furrows in the downslope ridging area with the cross slope cut-off furrows and the side furrows; the length of the downslope surface of the downslope ridging area is less than the critical slope length of the surface where the fine ditches occur. Horizontal land preparation of the cross slope is carried out by adopting a structure of 'big cross slope + small consequent slope', so that water and soil loss of slope cultivated land is effectively controlled, conservation is realized, and the land productivity is improved. The aims of regulating water, reducing corrosion, reducing labor input and the like are achieved. The measures can effectively improve the sand blocking benefit of the slope farmland, reduce the volume weight of the soil, increase the water content, the saturated water conductivity and the total porosity of the soil, and fully meet the targets of water retention and corrosion reduction. Compared with the traditional terrace, the cost is reduced, and the labor cost can be effectively reduced;
and (3) reverse slope terrace: as a slope changing ladder technology for solving the problems of water and soil loss and non-point source pollution of low hills, the specific construction method comprises the following steps: the method comprises the following steps of determining the line of the terrace, building the field ridge, backfilling surface soil and leveling the field surface, wherein a, in the line determining process, the principle that large curves are in the position and small curves are in the straight position as meeting the complex terrain is followed. The width of the field surface is kept equal, and the position of the peduncle line can be properly adjusted when necessary. The width of each terrace is determined according to the row spacing and the planting spacing of the actual planting economic forest. And after the line is fixed, cleaning the foundation of each step, digging surface soil with the thickness of about 0.6m in the foundation range, cleaning sundries, leveling the soil, and tamping to form a reverse slope. b. When the field ridge is built, the field ridge is backfilled with raw soil, the soil does not contain sundries such as gravel and the like, the field ridge is tamped in layers when the field ridge is built, the thickness of each layer of the virtual soil is about 20-30cm, the thickness of each layer of the virtual soil is about 15-20cm after tamping, each ridge is uniformly and simultaneously raised or lowered during building, and the phenomenon that each section of the ridge is uneven is reduced. And (4) in the raising process of the field ridge, the field ridge is inwardly retracted layer by layer according to the gradient of the field ridge, the ridge surface is shot, and the ridge is filled. c. And preserving the surface soil by adopting a surface soil middle pushing method during surface soil backfilling. And (3) piling all the surface soil of the field surface to be repaired, piling the surface soil at the central line position of the field surface, filling the raw soil of the field surface above the central line into the field surface below the central line, and uniformly paving the surface soil piled on the central line on the whole field surface. d. And finally, leveling the field surface, adopting a method of digging downwards and filling upwards to take soil from the lower part of the field ridge, filling the soil to the upper part of the field ridge, and leveling the field surface to ensure that each table surface of the terrace is level.
The nitrogen and phosphorus content in the runoff of land can be effectively reduced by combining the straw mulching and planting technique on the basis of slope transformation, the average removal rate of SS on water quality by the three slope transformation techniques is 38.87-48.20%, the average removal rate of total nitrogen in water quality is about 38.79-51.43%, and the average removal rate of total phosphorus in water quality is about 24.23-42.55%.
Water treatment engineering: the method is characterized in that surface runoff and water and soil loss caused by rainfall are reduced through measures such as biology and physics, so that much rainfall is remained in the soil, and the problem of soil loss caused by the runoff is reduced. According to the invention, a selenium-rich organic fertilizer substitution technology and straw mulching cultivation of mushrooms are selected to improve soil properties and reduce surface runoff, and runoff water is further intercepted by a hedgerow-fruit forest interception technology.
Straw covering: in the traditional mode of returning straws directly to the field, on one hand, the straw decomposition process needs to absorb the original nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, moisture and the like in the soil, so that the rate of emergence can be influenced, and the yield is reduced. On the other hand, the straw is returned to the field, so that pathogenic bacteria are returned to the soil again, and the occurrence of seedling diseases and soil-borne diseases is aggravated. Therefore, the traditional straw coverage is optimized, the stropharia rugoso-annulata planting technology is used for overcoming the problems, and the stropharia rugoso-annulata planting technology comprises hole-shaped land preparation, raw material pretreatment, spreading and sowing, spawn running management, fruiting management, harvesting technology and the like. a. Hole-shaped soil preparation refers to soil preparation in one month before planting, and the size of the digging hole is determined according to the economic crops planted subsequently and is not smaller than the normal planting row spacing and depth of the economic crops. Meanwhile, a footpath of about 50cm is reserved between every two points, and water is not easy to accumulate around the points. b. The pretreatment is to throw several agricultural and forestry waste raw materials such as straws, rice chaff, rice hulls, dead branches and leaves and the like into holes, add proper water, stack and rett until the cultivation material is brown. c. The auxiliary material sowing is to spread and sow the pretreated fermented material according to the material dosage of 25-30kg/m2, and generally comprises 2 layers of 3 layers of materials. Spreading auxiliary material with the thickness of about 10cm on the bottom of the hole, sowing the strain on the 1 st layer, wherein the strain on the first layer accounts for about 1/5 of the total number, then spreading the material on the 2 nd layer, the thickness of the material is the same as that of the first layer, and sowing the strain on the 2 nd layer, wherein the use amount of the strain is 4/5 of the total use amount. Laying auxiliary materials with the thickness of about 5cm on the 3 rd layer, covering soil with the thickness of about 3cm, and covering straw or wheat straw on the soil surface, wherein the covering thickness is proper to prevent covering soil. d. After seeding is finished, corresponding regulation and control measures are taken according to actual conditions, and normal growth of hyphae is kept. The optimal temperature for hypha growth is about 25 ℃, the optimal culture material moisture content is about 65%, and the relative air humidity is 85-95%. e. The most important of fruiting management is moisture preservation, heat preservation, ventilation and the like. Spraying fruiting water in time to achieve less frequent spraying, keeping covering and soil covering of mushroom bed in wet state, keeping air relative humidity at 90% -95%, fruiting body maturing from bud emergence (i.e. white point emergence) for 5-10 days, collecting 3-4 tide of mushroom in the whole growth period, and collecting 15-25 days of mushroom in each tide. Collecting in time when pileus is bell-shaped, holding the basal part of stipe firmly with thumb, forefinger and middle finger, pressing matrix with another hand, and slightly twisting and pulling up.
Black water treatment, namely performing centralized and near principle treatment on scattered black water or centralized culture black water in rural areas, wherein the step comprises a treatment pond for collecting the black water, a pre-settling regulating pond with a grid, a folded plate flocculation tank for adding a magnetic flocculant and a valveless filtering pond after flocculation recovery; the black water treatment project adopts an improved ferromagnetic flocculant, and the formula of the improved ferromagnetic flocculant is 5 parts of FeCl2·4H2O, 15 parts of FeCl3·6H2O, 8 parts of Gallic Acid (GA), 80 parts of Chitosan (CTS), 1 part of ammonium persulfate ((NH)4)2S2O8) 40 Portions of Acrylamide (PAM) and proper amount of zinc chloride,
the flocculant has magnetism and can be recovered by adopting a magnetic bar.
The manufacturing steps are as follows: taking 20 parts of nano magnetic particles Fe3O4Uniformly dispersing in pure water, adding 2-10 parts of gallic acid, stirring and reacting for 4 hours at 50-90 ℃, cooling, performing suction filtration, and drying a sample to obtain PGA-Fe3O4. Taking 80 parts of chitosan, adding an appropriate amount of acetic acid solution, heating in a water bath, keeping stirring at a constant speed, and fully mixing and dissolving the chitosan and the acetic acid solution; 1 part of ammonium persulfate ((NH) was added4)2S2O8) Stirring for 30min, keeping the rotating speed unchanged, and then adding 10-50 parts of acrylamide (C)3H5NO), reacting for 3h, cooling and standing, and washing the product for multiple times by using acetone to obtain mCTS. Taking a certain amount of PGA-Fe3O4And mCTS at a mass ratio of m (PGA-Fe)3O4): m (mCTS) 1:5, uniformly mixing the components by ultrasonic dispersion, adding a proper amount of sodium polyacrylate and zinc chloride solution, and uniformly stirring and reacting at the temperature of 50-90 ℃ for 2 hours to obtain the productProduct mCTS @ (PGA-Fe)3O4) The flocculating effect of the flocculating agent is superior to that of the conventional flocculating agents Polyacrylamide (PAM) and polyaluminium chloride (PAC) on the market, and the turbidity removal rate of the flocculating agent is improved by 12 percent compared with PAM and 8 percent compared with PAC. And explores the optimal ratio (mCTS @ (PGA-Fe) of the novel flocculant and the conventional flocculant3O4): the mass ratio of PAM is 3: the effect is optimal when 1 time, so that the cost of water purification is saved.
The invention has the beneficial effects that:
1. the invention leads the hot spring to a long-distance hotel room, builds the intelligent temperature control greenhouse along the way, and the hot spring can provide ground heat for the temperature control greenhouse in the process of flow guiding and can fully utilize solar energy. And multi-stage ecological planting and breeding are established in the temperature control greenhouse, and the greenhouse space is fully utilized. Culturing young soft-shelled turtle in pond at bottom layer of greenhouse, culturing Chinese medicinal seedling in high-rise space of greenhouse, and absorbing CO by plant photosynthesis2Oxygen is discharged, and the air quality of the greenhouse is improved;
2. according to the invention, the local chickens are bred in the fruit forest, so that the land resources can be saved, the chicken manure can be used as a fertilizer source of the forest land, the movement of the chickens can loosen the soil and reduce weeds and insect pests, the scattered fruits and the like in the forest can also be used as one of the food sources of the chickens, and meanwhile, the trees provide an ideal living environment for the chicken flocks. The mode of combining ecological cycle and seed culture greatly saves the culture cost and improves the economic benefit;
3. the invention takes river water circulation as a basis, establishes a spring water fishpond, rests a fishing garden, mixes the tail water of the fishpond with hot spring water after processing earthworms and agricultural products, plants aquatic vegetables and purifies water;
4. according to the method, the tea-oil trees are planted in hilly fields with the gradient of less than 25 degrees according to the landform, and the chickens and the geese are planted in a forest planting mode. Or planting Chinese herbal medicines under the forest, perfecting water and soil conservation measures, carrying out organic agricultural production on gentle slope terraces and farmlands on two sides of a river channel, and reducing N, P loss;
5. the industrial chain has the characteristics of low carbon, environmental protection, recuperation, health care, repeated consumption, travel time prolongation and the like, and has the advantages of more extensive industries, strong driving capability and great development potential;
6. according to the invention, livestock manure is used as a raw material in the earthworm composting technology, and the selenium-enriched yeast and the selenium-enriched bacillus subtilis are added to prepare the selenium-enriched organic fertilizer, so that on one hand, the problem of environmental pollution is solved, the production cost is saved, on the other hand, the utilization rate of selenium can be improved through microbial transformation, and the content and quality of organic selenium in agricultural products are effectively improved;
7. according to the invention, selenium-rich organic fertilizers are used for breeding earthworms to obtain the selenium-rich earthworms and the selenium-rich earthworm feces organic fertilizers, and the selenium-rich earthworms are used as feeds for breeding local chickens in forests to produce selenium-rich eggs. The selenium-rich organic fertilizer containing earthworm cast is used for planting the kiwi fruit and the traditional Chinese medicinal materials, so that the application of chemical fertilizers can be reduced, the growth of the chemical fertilizers can be promoted, the yield and the quality of crops and the content of organic selenium can be improved, green and pollution-free selenium-rich fruits and vegetables can be produced, in addition, the cultivation cost can be greatly saved and the economic benefit can be improved through the mode of combining ecological cycle and seed cultivation.
8. The black water treatment process of the magnetic flocculant can solve the problem that the black water of the small towns of the hot spring is difficult to treat due to the pollution discharge pressure in the busy season of travel and scattered small towns. The treated sludge is used for selenium-rich compost, the composting efficiency is improved, and the tail water is used for farmland irrigation, so that the water resource is saved. And the flocculating agent can be recycled, thereby saving the cost
Drawings
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of three industry chains of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a water recycling diagram of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a flow chart of the gradient utilization of thermal spring water according to the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a flow chart of the composting of the earthworm breeding bed under the forest according to the invention;
FIG. 5 is a road chart of recycling utilization and N, P recycling of livestock and poultry manure;
FIG. 6 is a flow chart of the understory selenium-enriched chicken breeding process of the present invention;
FIG. 7 is a flow chart of black water treatment according to the present invention;
FIG. 8 is a histogram of the organic selenium content of the watermelon of example 2 of the present invention;
FIG. 9 is a line graph showing the chromaticity, turbidity and COD removal rate at different dosages of GA in example 3 of the present invention;
FIG. 10 is a line graph showing the chromaticity, turbidity and COD removal rate under different modification temperatures in example 3 of the present invention;
FIG. 11 is a line graph showing the chromaticity, turbidity and COD removal rate of AM in example 3 of the present invention;
FIG. 12 is a line graph showing the chromaticity, turbidity and COD removal rate of the initiator in example 3 of the present invention;
FIG. 13 is a line graph showing the chromaticity, turbidity and COD removal rate under different conditions at the polymerization temperature in example 3 of the present invention;
FIGS. 14-16 are graphs comparing turbidity before and after flocculation for samples of example 4 of the present invention;
FIGS. 17-18 are graphs of the effect of flocculation dosage and pH on response values in example 5 of the present invention;
FIGS. 19-20 are graphs of the effect of flocculation dosage and temperature on response values in example 5 of the present invention;
FIGS. 21 to 22 are graphs showing the influence of pH and temperature on response values in example 5 of the present invention;
FIGS. 23-24 are graphs comparing the flocculation performance of mCTS, PAM, PAC in accordance with the present invention;
FIGS. 25-26 are graphs showing the effect of the compounding ratio of mCTS to PAM on flocculation performance in accordance with the present invention;
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Specific embodiments of the present invention are described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Example 1, as shown in fig. 1-7, a case implementation was performed using an idle land (116 ° 57 '25 "E, 31 ° 44' 43" N) of 30 acres in a new rural area of purple fluffy town, western county, yun, township prefecture, anhui. The coordination of ecology and economy is an important trend of agricultural development, and by planting kiwi fruits and applying the wormcast selenium-rich organic fertilizer, the application of a chemical fertilizer can be reduced, the output of nitrogen and phosphorus elements can be reduced, and the agricultural non-point source pollution can be reduced. By replacing chemical fertilizers for application, the loss concentration of nitrogen and phosphorus is reduced, meanwhile, the technology has good environmental benefits, the pollution of nitrogen and phosphorus generated in the runoff water of the area can be effectively controlled through the technology, the total nitrogen in the runoff water of the area is effectively reduced by 42.68-50.47%, and the total phosphorus in the runoff water of the area is reduced by 45.72-46.74%, so that the technology has good environmental benefits on the clear water production flow of the area. Meanwhile, the organic matter content of the soil is improved by 10.17-16.42%. The added value of the product is increased while the ecological effect is achieved.
In the invention, the planting of the selenium-rich kiwi fruits and the protein mulberry conforms to the development requirement of modern agriculture, is an important way for green development, ecological development, circular development and sustainable development, is beneficial to creating brand advantages, can be used for realizing industrialization and quality improvement in a local place and promoting the rapid development of agricultural economy.
Whether the ecological breeding mode can replace the traditional breeding mode is that the breeding cost and the product quality are healthy and pure. By the protein mulberry leaf feed cultivation, the cultivation cost of chickens can be effectively reduced, and compared with the ordinary laying hen, the cultivation cost is reduced by about 15-20%. Meanwhile, the product quality and the taste of eggs and chickens can be improved. By feeding mulberry leaves, compared with common eggs, the content of protein in the eggs can be increased by about 5%, the content of amino acid can be increased by about 10%, the content of unsaturated fatty acid can be increased by 24%, and cholesterol can be reduced by 9.24%.
With the continuous knowledge of the public on selenium element, the demand of selenium-rich products is greatly improved, and 80% of organic selenium in eggs can be absorbed by human bodies in a selenium-rich egg mode, so that the physique of the human bodies is strengthened, the immune function is enhanced, and the aging is delayed. By the selenium-rich earthworm egg breeding method, the selenium content in eggs can be increased by about 35%, the heavy metal Cd and Pb content in eggs can be reduced, and the heavy metal risk in food can be reduced.
Through raising the hen scattered in the forest, can provide great open-air activity space for the hen, through pecking, motion for the hen can obtain more exercises in the same time, balanced nutrition, and make its utilization ratio to nutrition promote greatly, thereby promote the meat quality of hen. Meanwhile, the living environment in the field can effectively exercise each organ of the chicken, and the utilization rate of the chicken on nutrition is enhanced. Meanwhile, the chicken raised in the forest in a scattered manner can enhance the immunity of the chicken and is good for the invasion of pathogenic bacteria. Reducing the incidence of chicken.
The method mainly supports and cultivates the fruit and vegetable industry, the forest and tea industry, the bamboo and wood industry, the traditional Chinese medicine industry, the characteristic breeding industry and the like, and greatly promotes specialized production, large-scale operation and branding construction. In the conditioned place, the country tourism resources can be further developed and integrated, and the cultural exhibition, the body building and entertainment, the resident services, the farmer catering and the tourism are combined.
Example 2:
as shown in figures 1-8, stacked blue algae organic fertilizer and selenium-rich blue algae organic fertilizer are used for planting watermelon (variety is kylin watermelon) according to the application amount of 1500 kg/mu, and the selenium content and quality of the watermelon planted by the blue algae organic fertilizer and the selenium-rich blue algae organic fertilizer are measured. Finally, the comparison was made with watermelon grown in a conventional fertilization mode (purchased on the market).
As shown in the figure, the total selenium and organic selenium content of the watermelons treated by conventional fertilization mode planting (CK1), organic fertilizer planting (YF) and selenium-rich organic fertilizer planting (XF) are changed, and it can be seen from the figure that the total selenium and organic selenium content (p <0.05) of the watermelon pulp can be remarkably increased by applying the selenium-rich organic fertilizer, compared with the conventional fertilization CK1 group, the total selenium content of the watermelon pulp treated by applying the organic fertilizer is increased by 18.19%, wherein the organic selenium content is increased by 23.75%, probably because the soil microbial community is improved by applying the organic fertilizer, the selenium in the soil can be activated, and the organic fertilizer promotes the growth of the watermelons, improves the capability of the watermelons for absorbing and converting the selenium, thereby increasing the total selenium and organic selenium content of the watermelons. Compared with the organic fertilizer treatment, the total selenium content of the selenium-rich organic fertilizer treatment is improved by 316.84%, and the organic selenium content is improved by 354.32%. The selenium fertilizer is added to obviously improve the total selenium and organic selenium content (p is less than 0.05) of the watermelon pulp and meet the specification of the classification standard of the selenium content of the selenium-rich food in China.
The following table shows the quality indexes of the watermelons planted by applying the organic fertilizer, the selenium-rich organic fertilizer and the conventional fertilization mode, and the application of the organic fertilizer and the selenium-rich organic fertilizer has a certain effect of improving the quality of the watermelons. Compared with the conventional fertilization CK1 group, the soluble sugar content of the organic fertilizer treatment is improved by 0.27 percentage point, the growth rate is 2.7 percent, and the application of the organic fertilizer can increase the soluble sugar content of the watermelon pulp. The titratable acid content of the watermelon pulp is reduced by 0.03 percent compared with that of the CK1 group after the organic fertilizer treatment, which indicates that the titratable acid content of the watermelon pulp can be reduced by applying the organic fertilizer, so that the sugar-acid ratio of the watermelon is improved. In addition, the content of vitamin C in watermelon pulp planted by the organic fertilizer is improved by 4.98 percent compared with that of the CK1 group. Generally, the application of organic fertilizer can improve the quality of watermelon. Compared with the organic fertilizer treatment, the content of soluble sugar treated by the selenium-rich organic fertilizer is improved by 0.42 percent, the content of titratable acid is reduced by 0.05 percent, and the content of vitamin C is improved by 5.15 percent, which indicates that the application of the selenium fertilizer is more beneficial to improving the content of sugar in the watermelon and improving the quality of the watermelon, and the table 1 and the figure 8 are combined to know.
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Example 3
As shown in FIGS. 9-13, mCTS @ (PGA-Fe) was explored by varying preparation conditions3O4) Flocculation effect on black and odorous water under different preparation conditions. The experimental result shows that when the amount of GA is 6 parts, the removal rate of turbidity and chromaticity is the highest and reaches 85.6 percent and 79.1 percent, and the removal rate of chromaticity is the highest and reaches 77.5 percent when the amount of GA is 0.50 g. When the modification temperature reaches 60 ℃, the turbidity, the chroma and the COD removal rate are highest and respectively reach 86.8 percent, 81.2 percent and 72.3 percent. When the amount of the AM is 30 parts, the peak value is basically reached, the peak value respectively reaches 88.6%, 78.7% and 74.5%, and the increase amplitude of the removal rate in continuous adding is small. The initiator amount reaches a peak value when 1 part of the initiator is used, and the peak value reaches 91.2%, 84.2% and 79.2% respectively. The turbidity, the chroma and the removal rate of COD are the highest at the polymerization temperature of 60 ℃, and respectively reach 91.5 percent, 84.2 percent and 79.6 percent. The results of the above flocculation experiments show that mCTS @ (PGA-Fe)3O4) The best preparation conditions are as follows: GA 6 portions, Fe3O4The modification temperature is 60 ℃, the AM dosage is 30 parts, the initiator dosage is 1 part, the polymerization temperature is 60 ℃, and the turbidity, the chroma and the COD removal rate can reach 91.5%, 84.2% and 79.6% respectively.
Example 4
As shown in FIGS. 14-16, the prepared mCTS @ (PGA-Fe) was used3O4) To pairThe experimental results show that the turbidity, the chroma and the COD are remarkably reduced, the turbidity is reduced to be less than 5NTU, the chroma is reduced to be less than 25, the COD concentration is reduced to be less than 33mg/L, the water quality is clear, the removal rates of the turbidity, the chroma and the COD can reach 94 percent, 85.7 percent and 86.2 percent, and the results show that mCTS @ (PGA-Fe)3O4) Has better flocculation effect on black and odorous water.
Example 5
As shown in FIGS. 17-22, mCTS @ (PGA-Fe) was explored by changing the external parameters3O4) The optimal use condition is that a CCD response surface method is adopted to carry out experiments, the optimization with turbidity, chromaticity and COD removal rate as response values is realized under different flocculation conditions, and a corresponding quadratic regression model is established (see a formula (2)). The results of the response surface experiments are shown in Table 4, where mCTS @ (PGA-Fe) was determined3O4) The optimal flocculation conditions are as follows: the addition was 0.38g/L, pH 7.42, and temperature 25.2 ℃. Under the best condition, the turbidity, the chroma and the removal rate of COD are respectively estimated to be 92.02%, 84.24% and 79.94% by a regression equation. The results of the anova are shown in table 5, and the model and the mismatching term P value show that the experimental model fits well and can fit well with data; r2 is more than 0.9, which indicates that the model is highly consistent with the experimental data; the accuracy is more than 4, which indicates that the response surface prediction model is in the CCD interval, Table 2 shows the experimental design and result of the CCD response surface method, and Table 3 shows mCTS @ (PGA-Fe)3O4) And (4) carrying out flocculation experiment analysis of variance.
Y1=90.94+2.99A+1.19B+1.06C+0.3AB-0.175AC+0.925BC-1.45A2-3.15B2-1.52C2
Y2=83.63+2.41A+1.51B+1.17C+1.26AB+0.6125AC+0.4375BC-2.60A2-3.04B2-2.45C2(2)
Y3=77.29+2.24A+2.41B+1.13C+1.25AB-0.625AC-0.075BC-2.02A2-0.5159B2-3.64C2
In order to verify the accuracy and effectiveness of the CCD prediction model, two groups of verification experiments are designed. The conditions of choice of the dosage, pH and temperature are optimized according to the respective regression equation of the desired function. The three measured response values are close to the response predicted by using the response surface model, which also verifies that the response surface method is suitable for optimizing the flocculation use condition of the viola glauca mountain water body flocculation treatment.
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Effect of two-factor Interactive items on response values
Interaction of flocculation dosage and pH
The fixed temperature is 25 ℃, and when the addition amount of the flocculating agent is 0.1-0.5g/L, pH is 5-9, the turbidity removal rate shows a trend of increasing firstly and then decreasing. Compared with the pH response curved surface, the curved surface of the flocculating agent adding amount is gentle, which shows that the flocculating agent adding amount has larger influence on the turbidity removal rate. The curve shape of the contour diagram reflects the strength of the factor interaction, the ellipse represents strong interaction, and the circle represents no interaction; the contour graphs of the flocculation adding amount and the pH are elliptic, which shows that the interaction between the flocculation adding amount and the pH is stronger and has larger influence on the turbidity removal rate, as shown in FIGS. 17-18;
interaction of flocculation dosage and temperature
When the pH is 7, the change of the flocculation adding amount curved surface is more gentle than that of the temperature curved surface, which indicates that the influence of the flocculation adding amount on the turbidity removal rate is more than the pH; the contour map of the interaction between the dosage and the temperature is approximately circular, the interaction is weak, and the influence on the turbidity removal rate is small, as shown in FIGS. 19-20;
interaction of pH and temperature
When the adding amount of the fixed flocculating agent is 0.3g/L, the pH value is 5-9, and the temperature is 15-35 ℃, the turbidity removal rate tends to increase first and then decrease, and the pH curved surface is slower than the temperature curved surface, which indicates that the pH value has a larger influence on the turbidity removal rate; the contour lines are elliptical, indicating strong pH and temperature interaction, as in fig. 21-22;
as can be seen from Table 6, mCTS @ (PGA-Fe)3O4) The flocculant has good flocculation effect after being repeatedly utilized for three times, the recovery rate after each flocculation can reach 85 percent, and the total recovery rate is 68.9 percent. Although the effect is reduced to some extent after each recovery, the recoverability still allows mCTS @ (PGA-Fe)3O4) Has certain practical application significance, and the table 6 is mCTS @ (PGA-Fe)3O4) The recycling effect is achieved.
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CTS, PAM, PAC flocculation Performance comparison
Figures 23-24 compare the results of modified chitosan (mCTS), Polyacrylamide (PAM), polyaluminum chloride (PAC) flocculation treatment simulated wastewater III. As can be seen from FIG. 23, when the addition amount is 0.3g/L, the turbidity removal rate of mCTS reaches 84.2% of the peak value; the turbidity removal rates of PAM and PAC were highest at 0.3g/L and 0.4g/L, respectively, 75.1% and 77.4%. As can be seen from FIG. 24, the COD removal rates of the three solutions are generally consistent with the increasing trend of the dosage, the COD removal rate of mCTS is the highest and reaches 73.2% of the peak value at 0.4g/L, the dosage is continuously increased, and the COD removal effect is basically unchanged. In conclusion, the modified chitosan mCTS in the three flocculating agents has better turbidity removal effect than PAM and PAC, COD removal effect is basically consistent with PAM, PAC removal effect is poor, and the use amount is higher than mCTS and PAC when higher removal rate is achieved. The improvement of flocculation effect is expected to be achieved by compounding mCTS, PAM and PAC in different proportions.
Influence of mCTS and PAM composite proportion on flocculation performance
Figures 25-26 compare the effect of different mCTS to PAM composite ratios on turbidity and COD removal efficiency of simulated wastewater III. As can be seen from fig. 25, the turbidity removal rates of both single PAM and mCTS and PAM composite flocculants varied consistently. When the composite proportion is 3g of mCTS +1g of PAM, the turbidity removal rate is higher than other four proportions and always kept at a higher level, and the highest turbidity removal rate can reach 82.4 percent. As can be seen from FIG. 26, the removal rates of the five groups of the composite flocculants for COD are basically consistent with the trend of the change of the addition amount, and the trends are that the removal rates are firstly slowly increased and then stabilized. When the composite proportion is 3g of mCTS +1g of PAM, the COD removal rate is higher than that of other four proportions and can reach 76.9 percent. By combining the removal conditions of turbidity and COD by compounding mCTS and PAM, the flocculation treatment effect is best when the compounding ratio is 3g mCTS +1g PAM. The compound coagulant system obtained by the compound proportion is named as mCTS 3-PAM.

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1. The method for establishing the ecological industrialization mode of the low-carbon hot spring small town in the mountainous and hilly areas is characterized by comprising the following steps of: the method comprises the following steps of establishing a hot spring hotel vacation area and developing a temperature control greenhouse:
hot springs are mined in a holiday area of a hot spring hotel for guests to bath, bathing tail water is collected into a gradient slow-storage water tank outside a temperature control greenhouse, and a water tank which does not reach a target temperature is heated by a solar water heater collected through a pipeline and flows into a corresponding water tank;
crops are planted in the upper space of the temperature control greenhouse, a culture pond is built at the bottom of the greenhouse, the tail water of the culture pond is introduced into the water bamboo field, and the tail water of the water bamboo field is introduced into the fishpond.
2. The method for constructing the ecological industrialization mode of the low-carbon hot spring small town in the mountainous and hilly areas as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the temperature control greenhouse comprises an external cache water tank, a temperature control device, a greenhouse consisting of a greenhouse top and a greenhouse wall, a circulating air supply system, a heat source, a heating pipe, a fan, a state sensing system, an industrial controller and an adjusting system arranged on a pipeline.
3. The method for constructing the ecological industrialization mode of the low-carbon hot spring small town in the mountainous and hilly areas as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the method comprises the steps of selecting excellent strains, designing a fruiting greenhouse, inoculating mushrooms, culturing inoculated strains, directly putting fungus bags into a clean, breathable and dry temperature-controlled greenhouse, adjusting the temperature in the greenhouse to 15-25 ℃, and controlling the humidity to be 60-70%.
4. The method for constructing the ecological industrialization mode of the low-carbon hot spring small town in the mountainous and hilly areas as claimed in claim 1, wherein: the culture pond at the bottom of the temperature control greenhouse is used for culturing young turtles in the greenhouse, the tail water of the culture pond is used for culturing rice and turtles in the rice field, the tail water of the rice field is introduced into the water bamboo production base, and the tail water of the water bamboo field is introduced into the spring water fish culture pond.
5. The method for constructing the ecological industrialization mode of the low-carbon hot spring small town in the mountainous and hilly areas as claimed in claim 1, wherein: establishing a waste recycling demonstration area, taking an agricultural waste recycling technology as a core, dissolving domestic garbage of a hot spring small town and peripheral black hair pig fermentation bed waste, assisting with travel toilet feces, domestic sewage and the like, and uniformly mixing and composting.
6. The method for constructing the ecological industrialization mode of the low-carbon hot spring small town in the mountainous and hilly areas as claimed in claim 5, wherein: the concentrated and near principle treatment is carried out on scattered black water or concentrated culture black water in rural areas, and the treatment comprises a treatment pond for collecting the black water, a pre-settling adjusting pond with a grid, a folded plate flocculation tank for adding a magnetic flocculant and a valveless filter tank after flocculation recovery; the black water treatment project adopts an improved ferromagnetic flocculant, and the formula of the improved ferromagnetic flocculant is 5 parts of FeCl2·4H2O, 15 parts of FeCl3·6H2O, 8 parts of Gallic Acid (GA), 80 parts of Chitosan (CTS), 1 part of ammonium persulfate ((NH)4)2S2O8) 40 Parts of Acrylamide (PAM) and proper amount of zinc chloride, and the compost quality is further improved by utilizing the selenium-enriched earthworm breeding technology.
7. The method for constructing the ecological industrialization mode of the low-carbon hot spring small town in the mountainous and hilly areas as claimed in claim 6, wherein: the earthworm cast is used for planting vegetables and kiwi fruits, and the earthworm is used as a feed for feeding young turtles and fishes.
8. The method for constructing the ecological industrialization mode of the low-carbon hot spring small town in the mountainous and hilly areas as claimed in claim 1, wherein: and (3) establishing a water channel-protecting fruit forest picking area, and developing the water channel-protecting fruit forest by combining local landform and integrating various water and soil conservation measures.
9. The method for constructing the ecological industrialization mode of the low-carbon hot spring small town in the mountainous and hilly areas as claimed in claim 8, wherein: selecting slope hilly fields with the gradient of less than 25 degrees to develop gentle slope terraces to plant tea-oil trees, kiwi fruits and vegetables, and developing an under-forest planting mode: planting grass to raise chickens and geese, or interplanting Chinese herbal medicines and mushrooms under the forest, perfecting water and soil conservation measures, and carrying out organic agricultural production in farmlands on both sides of a river channel.
10. The method for constructing the ecological industrialization mode of the low-carbon hot spring small town in the mountainous and hilly areas as claimed in claim 1, wherein: partitioning the small hot spring town according to functions: the ecological water system amusement leisure area, the water and soil conservation management demonstration area and the scientific research popular area improve the passenger obtaining capability, high-efficiency management, safety monitoring and passenger guidance of tourism in tourist scenic spots and villages through digitalization and intellectualization, and comprise wireless Wi-Fi coverage, personnel statistical analysis, scenic spot intelligent monitoring, parking lot management and a charging system.
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