Preparation of pine needle feed, preparation method of pine needle soil

Pine needles are not only nutritious, but also contain phytoncides, which add people to pheasant feed.

3-5 pine needle powder, the egg laying rate can be increased by about 8, the daily weight gain can be increased by about 20, and the feed can be saved.

5. It can significantly improve the disease resistance and fertilization hatchability of pheasants.

Pine needle soil is prepared by fermenting dried pine needles directly.

We went to collect some dry pine needles, and then soaked them thoroughly in water, in a very wet state, and then put them in a sealed container to seal them, cover them with a layer of plastic film, and put them under the sun to expose them to the sun, as long as the pine needles have humidity, seal them, and expose them to the sun for two or three months, the pine needles will be completely blackened.

It will be broken with a touch of the hand, which proves that the thorough fermentation is good, this is a very good fermented pine needle, if we use it to plant flowers, add a certain amount when using, it can improve the soil quality, make the soil acidic, but try not to use pine needles alone.

Advantages of pine needle soil

1.Increase soil permeability

Pine needle soil texture is soft, air permeability, good water retention effect, in conjunction with other soils to raise flowers, can increase the permeability of the pot soil, not easy to form water, so that the root system of flowers can be free to breathe, but also reduce the pot soil plate, which is conducive to the growth and development of flowers.

2.Rich in nutrients

The needles of the pine tree contain a certain amount of oil, which produces rich nutrients after natural fermentation and decay with the soil, which can be directly absorbed and utilized by flowers and plants, it is a very good natural organic fertilizer, and the fertilizer effect is long-lasting, and it will not cause any harm to flowers, especially suitable for raising orchids, junzi orchids and other flowers.

3.Reduce the occurrence of pests and diseases

Some components in pine needles have the effect of repelling insects and sterilization, and using pine needle soil to raise flowers can reduce the occurrence of flower diseases and pests, such as termites and other insect pests can be well avoided, and can better ensure the growth and development of flowers.

Can fresh pine needle powder be fed to chickens.

OK. The role and efficacy of fermented pine needles: pine needle powder is rich in vitamins and minerals, of course, it can replace some of the corresponding vitamins and minerals, however, because it must not be a compound additive specially designed for corn, soybean meal and wheat bran diet, so the pertinence is not strong, it can only be said that the amount of premix can be reduced when the feed formula is designed, for example, when you design your own feed, you originally used 1% of the premix without calcium and phosphorus, you can reduce the amount of premix to only use about it, And personally, I think it's totally okay.

This reduces the cost, after all, pine needles are cheaper.

But be careful to use green instead of yellowish pine needle powder;

Pine needles also have the effect of immune enhancement, have the effect of enhancing disease resistance, the use of 3-5% pine needles in pig feed can not only be used as some proteins, vitamins, trace elements, but also reduce the use of antibiotics.

Therefore, we can participate in the production of pollution-free products.

Generally speaking, when cultivating orchids, junzi orchids and other succulent root flower plants, the pine needles of coniferous pine trees are selected, which are fully fermented and rotted, mixed with other granular planting materials, and prepared into loose, breathable, water-retaining, and well-drained planting materials, which are used to breed orchids or junzi orchids and other root flowers, and the effect is relatively good. Do not use unfermented pine needles for potted orchids and other flowers and trees in the soil.

Generally speaking, when cultivating succulent root flower plants such as orchids and junzi orchidsThe pine needles of coniferous pine trees are thoroughly fermented and rotted and mixed with other granular planting materials

Formulated into loose, breathable, water-retaining, well-draining planting materialIt is used to breed orchids or orchids and other root-based flowers, and the effect is relatively good

In fact, the pine needles that have just fallen off the pine tree cannot be used to prepare nutrient soil until they have been fully fermented and rotted because they are not ripe and contain cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin contained in the needles.

theseShedding pine needlesIn the case of unfermented and decomposed, if it is mixed into the soil, it will produce a large amount of heat energy in a short time after secondary fermentation after high temperature and moistureIn the pot, the heat energy generated by continuous fermentation causes root burning

In particular, the lignin contained in pine needles is the least likely to decompose and decay, and if it is mixed into nutrient soil, it will be fermented for a second time after high temperature and watering, and generate heat to burn the fibrous roots or fleshy roots of flowers and trees

In my experience of raising flowers, I choose larch needlesAfter stacking fermentation for about 2 to 3 monthsAfter it is completely decomposed, it can be mixed into the nutrient soil to cultivate flowers and trees.

Fermentation method of pine needle nutrient soil

In the mountains and forests, urban parks, green spaces, etc., select a number of pine needles that have fallen off from pine trees.

After the bag is packed and taken home, it is dug in the courtyard and fermented by high-temperature aerobic accumulation, or fermented in a container using the "sandwich biscuit-style" fermentation method.

That is: put a layer of pine needles, cover with a layer of humus, then pour rice water or manure water, and cover with plastic film or humus. Generally, after 2 to 3 months of fermentation in summer, it can be fully rotted.

Mixed preparation of pine needle soil

When cultivating potted herbaceous and woody flowers and green plants, use humus soil, pine needle soil, garden soil, perlite, etc., and mix them to make nutrient soil in the ratio of 5:2:2:1.

When cultivating orchids, orchids and other root-based flowers, pine bark, like leaves, pine needles, and coarse particles are mixed and prepared, which has the effects of loosening, aeration, fertilizer retention, and drainage.