Where do hen females come from?

Is the hen insect a beneficial insect or a pest, what does it become when it grows up? The backyard of the home sometimes appears. I don't know how it came about? Check out the ** hen worm invasion!

Is it the enemy? Is it a friend? Where do hens come from?

Chicken hens grow up eating humus, as long as they are in the "decaying leaves", they can find their traces Are hens pests or beneficial insects, feed on organic humus in the soil, but also eat the roots of plants, strictly speaking, they are pests What does the hen become when they grow up? View**.

View**. Chicken female insect is the larvae of stag beetle and beetle beetle Tips: Chicken female insect is also known as "chicken manure insect", which likes to eat the roots and nutrients of plants, so it is a pest.

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Hen females. Basically.

It is used to be called.

Scarab and unicorn

As for the stag beetle there is no such name.

I don't know, it's the beetle and the gidding worm for sure.

Larvae. It's definitely not a hen worm.

And it is also a pest, as for the hen insect, whether it is a beneficial insect or a pest.

It depends on whether it is a unicorn or a scarab, and usually the larvae of the unicorn are not considered pests.

Because they contribute to the decomposition of the soil and the larvae of beetle.

It can be considered a pest.

Because of the scarab larvae.

In the wild, it is possible to indirectly die the plant (if the number of beetle larvae is too large), which is mainly due to the nutrients of the plant roots that are too viable ((except for the dung beetle)).

Scarabs are easier to find in the city than unicorns.

Because scarabs don't have that high requirements for soil.

Because most of them live on the nutrients of plant roots ((as if I have already spoken.) p

Hens may grow up to be unicorns.

Stag beetle or beetle back to town is a beetle, chicken hen beetle is a beneficial insect or a pest?

Not necessarily. If it is a longhorn beetle, it is a pest. Unicorn fairy. Stag worms eat carrion and are considered beneficial insects. Because unlike the longhorn beetle, it will bite the roots, and if you think it is a pest, try not to kill it.

It is alive, and the hen worm also discharges manure into the soil while eating humus soil in the flower pot, helping the flower to fertilize!

It is an animal instinct that chickens like to eat insects, just like cats like to eat fish and dogs like to eat meat, and the existence of chicken beaks is to facilitate pecking, and the same is true for eating insects.

Nowadays, many chicken farms mainly use maggots, wheat grass and other unique feed to raise chickens, I heard that "insect chicken" tastes smooth skin and sweet meat, and hens eat more insects will lay more eggs.

Scientists analyzed bloodworms (small insects) and found that they contained 40% protein. In order for hens to make eggs, they especially need raw materials to make proteins. Therefore, the more the hen eats the worm, the more eggs will be laid.

In addition, a hen needs vitamins and various minerals to make an egg. Calcium and phosphorus, for example, are important components of eggshells and yolks. These ingredients are also found in bugs.

Breeders transport the maggots and culture materials together to the field every day, so that the chickens can eat freely, and even the water that the chickens drink is an ecological microbial --- em, because the fly maggots have an amazing reproduction rate, enough to meet the fresh bait of the chicken's life**, in this way, a new generation of delicious meat insects chicken was born. According to reports: there are no certain requirements for the selection of insect chickens, but they are generally more expensive local chicken breeds, such as British lady chicken, Henan Gushi chicken, black-bone chicken, hemp chicken, French guinea fowl, colorful pheasant, mountain black chicken, etc.

The trainees trained by Jin Renren, a girl who raises flies, have set up such insect chicken breeding bases in many places across the country, many of which are ecological estates surrounded by mountains and rivers and shaded by green trees, and insect chickens enjoy the insect food given by the farmer in such an environment and grow naturally.