CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How many trees should be planted per acre to raise cicadas? (How many trees should be planted per acre to raise cicadas?)

1. How many willow trees should be planted per acre of land to grow golden cicadas?

To grow golden cicadas, plant 100 willow trees per acre of land. You just need to plant them at this density.

2. How many trees should be planted per acre to raise cicadas?

Willow trees are not as good as poplar trees in raising cicadas. As to why, it is difficult to say.

Spacing: 3 meters between rows and 2-2.5 meters between plants. 30 trees should be planted per acre.

3. How many cicadas can be raised in one acre of poplar field?

About 100 pounds.

Generally, about 80 poplar trees are most suitable for one acre of land. One tree can support about 45 to 100 poplars, and on average one acre can produce about 100 kilograms of poplars per year, and the profit is also considerable, about 5,000 yuan.

4. How thick a tree is needed to breed cicadas?

20 cm is enough.

The planting amount of 1-3 years old willow is about 35-40 per acre, the planting amount of 4-6 years old willow is about 25-35 per acre, and the planting amount of 7-8 years old willow is about 20-30 per acre. The most suitable tree species for breeding cicadas is willow, followed by poplar. These two trees grow very fast and have a high survival rate. The best time to plant trees for breeding cicadas is around the beginning of spring, especially evergreen trees.

5. How many asparagus plants are needed per acre of land to grow cicadas?

1500~2000 plants

When transplanting, the planting furrow should be 10 cm from the ground. One plant is planted every 25-30 cm, and 1,500-2,000 plants are planted per mu. The results of the field planting asparagus experiment showed that because the asparagus seedlings were planted in the same year, the root system of asparagus was still very small, and the survival rate was basically the same as that of the forest. However, the density of asparagus was much higher than that of the forest, about 1,500 trees per mu, while the general forest only had dozens to hundreds of trees. Even if dozens of asparagus survived under one asparagus tree, the yield per mu would still be several hundred kilograms.

6. How many cicada trees should be planted per acre of land?

Use about 25 grams of cicada seedlings per acre of land.

The breeding of cicadas requires planting trees on the land. If you own the land, you can save about one-third of the cost.

Golden cicadas need to suck the roots of trees to grow, so they need trees. You can plant dozens of poplars or fruit trees per acre. Each seedling costs 1-2 yuan, and fruit trees cost about 10 yuan. The amount of seedlings per acre should be determined based on the conditions of the seedlings and the forest land. The yield of golden cicadas is also based on the seedlings and forest land.

7. How many trees are needed to raise cicadas per acre of land?

To raise cicadas, you only need to plant one tree per acre of land.

The yield of cicadas depends on the conditions of your seedlings and forest land to determine the amount of seedlings per mu. The yield also depends on the seedlings and forest land. Generally, it is about 150 kilograms per mu. The current high-density breeding can reach about 3 kilograms per mu, ranging from 4560 yuan per kilogram. If you sell it yourself, you can sell more, and if you sell it to wholesalers, you can sell less. Raising cicadas is like planting crops. The more you plant, the more you harvest. Too much is not good either. Good or bad management is an important factor affecting the yield.

8. How many peach trees should be planted per acre to raise cicadas?

To raise cicadas under peach trees, plant 330 trees (1✘2) per acre of land, then thin them out to 165 trees (2✘2), and keep 823 trees (2✘4) in the third year. Because peach trees grow fast, they can be planted a little densely in the early stage, and then thinned out every year to facilitate the harvest of cicadas in the later stage.