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Where there is land, it is its home.
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Earthworms live in fertile land suitable for their own survival, and when it rains, they burrow out of the ground. Habits of earthworms: 1. Temperature-loving and cold and heat-resistant.
Earthworms like to live in warm environments, and they are afraid of both cold and heat. In 0 -5 dormant, 32 or more stop growing, die above 40, the appropriate temperature is 15 -30, the best temperature is 20-25, we want to obtain good breeding benefits, it is necessary to maintain the best temperature of 20-25 breeding environment all year round.
2. Likes moisture and is afraid of soaking.
Earthworms prefer to live in a humid environment and should not be too dry, but they should not be too wet to soak (except for water earthworms). The humidity of the substrate includes two aspects, one is the humidity of the base soil, the other is the humidity of the air humidity, the humidity of the general substrate is required to be 40%-60%, (it is good to hold the fingers of the base soil to see the water and not to flow down), and the relative humidity of the air is adjusted to 60%-80% as well.
3. Likes dark and is afraid of light.
Earthworms like to live in the dark, usually burrowing under the soil layer to feed, burrowing into the base material to feed, and some crawl out of the ground to feed at night. Because he is afraid of light, he has developed the habit of lying day and night. Although earthworms have no eyes and cannot see light, their whole body is full of photoreceptor organs, and strong light is extremely unfavorable to the growth and reproduction of earthworms, so earthworms are always active in the dark, and the breeding environment should be selected in a dark place.
4. Likes sweet and is afraid of spicy.
Earthworms like to eat sour, sweet and fishy ingredients, such as rotten tomatoes, watermelon rinds, rotten fruits, fish washing water, etc. The most afraid of eating spicy food, such as green onions, garlic, chili peppers, etc., should be fed with the city's domestic garbage earthworms should pick out the spicy food and then feed.
5. Quiet and shock-resistant.
Earthworms prefer to live in a quiet environment and are most afraid of vibrations. Farms should be located in quiet places. Do not shake or frequently turn the base soil up and down. Frequent vibration will adversely affect the growth and reproduction of earthworms.
6. Acid-loving and salt-inducing.
Earthworms prefer to live in acidic or neutral soils, or in environments with water sources, and are most afraid of approaching saline, alkaline soils, or saline water sources. If you encounter saline soil or water sources, adjust the pH. The alkali should be adjusted with ammonium dihydrogen phosphate, and it can also be adjusted with 2% carcoal water, otherwise the earthworm can not survive.
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Find a place for a lot of earthworms in fertile land. 1. There are generally a large number of earthworms in your own vegetable field, and you can find more earthworms in the open space next to the vegetable field by digging up the soil with a hoe, but it is easy to dig the earthworm into two sections. 2. Earthworms like a shady environment, so there will be more earthworms hidden under the stones under the big trees.
3. Earthworms mainly breathe through **, so the earthworm body must be kept moist. Therefore, digging near a pond or a river is relatively wet (no water can be seen, but the soil is relatively wet) and the soil is dark, and more earthworms can be dug up. 4. Earthworms prefer fertile land, so there will be more earthworms in places where garbage or livestock manure has been piled up.
5. Earthworms often have holes on the surface, so they can find earthworms through holes; If you can't find it, you can try to dig up part of the soil, if there are a large number of earthworms, there are often holes left by earthworms moving on the soil section.
How to find a place with a large number of earthworms
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Find a place for a lot of earthworms in fertile land. 1. There are generally a large number of earthworms in their own vegetable fields, and more earthworms can be found in the open space next to the vegetable field by digging up the soil with a hoe, but it is easy to dig the earthworms into two sections. 2. Earthworms like a shady environment, so there will be more earthworms hidden under the stones under the big trees.
3. Earthworms mainly breathe through **, so the earthworm body must be kept moist. Therefore, digging near a pond or a river is relatively wet (no water can be seen, but the soil is relatively wet) and the soil is dark, and more earthworms can be dug up. 4. Earthworms prefer fertile land, so there will be more earthworms in places where garbage or livestock manure has been piled up.
5. Earthworms often have holes on the surface, so they can find earthworms through holes; If you can't find it, you can try to dig up part of the soil, if there are a large number of earthworms, there are often holes left by earthworms moving on the soil section.
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There are a lot of earthworms in your vegetable patch, under the rocks under the trees, in the pond or by the river, where the garbage or dust was once piled up and was droppings. Breeding earthworms: the temperature is controlled at about 15-25, the humidity is controlled at 70%, the soil pH is controlled at 6-8, and the air permeability of the soil is guaranteed.
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Earthworms contain a lot of protein, and the protein content in the dry matter can be as high as about 70%. The results of general analysis can also be obtained from crude proteins. So how should we raise earthworms at home? Please see my detailed introduction below.
First, to raise earthworms at home, it is necessary to understand the living habits of earthworms.
Earthworms are burrowing animals and prefer temperature, humidity, quietness, and darkness. It feeds on rotting organic waste and likes to eat sweet and sour foods. At present, the artificial breeding of earthworms mainly uses cow dung, sugar residue, pig manure, chicken manure, crop straw and domestic waste.
Second, to raise earthworms at home, we must choose the right species.
Earthworms suitable for artificial breeding should choose varieties with fast growth and development, strong fecundity, wide adaptability, long lifespan, and easy domestication management. At present, the most excellent varieties of Aieisenia Vulgaris are Daping 2 and Beixing 2, which are both domesticated varieties of Aieisenia Vulgaris. There are also "Eisenia", "Eisennia", "Dura", etc.
Choice of location. According to the living habits and growth requirements of earthworms, choose a place close to pig farms or chicken farms, flat terrain, warm and humid, lush vegetation, abundant natural food, good concealment, no pollution, close to the natural environment, convenient water sources, soft soil, rich saprophytes, irrigation and drainage, and exposure to sufficient sunlight (avoid direct sunlight).
Third, we need to create the right temperature, humidity and pH value for earthworms at home.
Temperature and humidity have an important impact on the growth and development of earthworms. The growing temperature is 5 30 and the optimum temperature is 20. Below 5 or above 30 is not harmful to its growth.
At sub-zero temperatures, earthworms freeze to death. When the temperature exceeds 32°C, the earthworm stops growing. When the temperature exceeds 40°C, the earthworm dies.
The water required for the growth and development of earthworms should be between 60% and 70%, and the water content during incubation should be between 56% and 66%. The growth and reproduction of earthworms are closely related to pH, and the pH value of the growth environment and substrate is between 6 8, and the most suitable pH value is 7.
Fourth, we should raise earthworms at home, and we should water them in a timely manner.
In order to ensure the normal growth of earthworms, especially in summer, water them at least once a day. The water should not be polluted, and the water flow should not be too large. It must be poured thoroughly to connect the upper and lower layers.
It is best to choose a cooler temperature to pour in the morning and evening. Base material and feed for earthworms. The base material is the substance that earthworms inhabit and is also the food of earthworms**.
The quality of the substrate plays a decisive role in the success or failure of breeding. It is based on pig manure, straw or a mixture of melons and fruits. The substrate requires low density, low pressure, high moisture content, good water retention and strong air permeability.
Add 60% fresh pig manure and 40% feed, add a certain amount of EM bacteria fermentation broth and brown sugar, mix well, add water to make it between 55% and 70%, the height is 1m, relax without compression, and seal anaerobic fermentation for 20 days.
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1. There should be a large enough site, and the selection of the site should be suitable for the living environment of earthworms. 2. Carry out professional training and learn the relevant knowledge of scientific earthworm breeding. 3. There must be a channel for selling earthworms, and before breeding, production and marketing must be integrated.
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When raising earthworms, you must add some food that can rot, which can improve decomposition, and it is also easier to raise, so you should find a special petri dish for culture.
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The temperature should be controlled at about 20 degrees, pay attention to moisture and humidity, choose high-quality, nutritious food and feed, and choose high-quality containers.
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Prepare a piece of soil, then buy the earthworms, put the earthworms in the soil, leave it alone, and that's it.
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