Several common models of earthworm culture

Earthworms, also known as earthworms, Quxian, etc., are hermaphroditic animals with many varieties. Now some varieties have been introduced as special breeding projects. So, what are the common patterns of earthworm farming? Let's find out together!

1. Ecological farming

Ecological breeding is more common in the forest breeding, field breeding and groove breeding these three kinds, we generally choose in the soil is more fertile land, and close to the water source convenient irrigation, because earthworms are more suitable for growth in a humid and fertile environment, after selecting the land, need to open a groove in the forest or field, generally about 40 cm wide, 1 cm deep, and then put organic manure such as livestock manure into the groove, Then, cover it with a thin layer of soil. Finally, you can put the earthworms in it for breeding. The breeding ground should always be kept moist, but the moisture should not be too much. Otherwise, the earthworms will stop growing and will remain that size until they die.

2. Three-dimensional culture

Three-dimensional culture is divided into many kinds, including overlapping box culture, shutter culture, tank culture, multi-layer cement frame culture, nylon net bedstead culture, etc., but now the most commonly used is multi-layer cement frame culture, which has the lowest cost and the highest benefit. The only bad thing is that the space available is limited, because the space on each floor has to be so large, and some places in the room cannot be fully utilized. Therefore, for three-dimensional farming, we can adopt a variety of three-dimensional methods for farming, which can save costs and improve efficiency.

3. Mixed breeding of earthworms

The mixed culture of earthworms and snakes is also a relatively common breeding mode, and it is very popular, because its breeding benefit will be much higher than that of single earthworm breeding. Secondly, the living environment of earthworms and snakes is similar, so that we can save part of the cost. However, the mixed culture of earthworms and snakes needs to be stratified. Its mixed culture does not mean that they live on the same plane. They need to have layers in between, so as not to affect the growth of snakes. At the same time, snake venom will not poison earthworms.

4. Greenhouse cultivation

Now the greenhouse is very popular, whether it is planting industry or breeding industry, many need to use greenhouse technology, so as to ensure the normal growth of plants and animals to a certain extent, so greenhouse breeding earthworms is also a relatively common model, we can use greenhouse breeding earthworms, which can speed up the growth rate of earthworms, improve work efficiency, and greenhouse breeding costs are very low, so you can save a lot of costs.

These are some common models of earthworm farming, I hope they can help you!