CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How many saplings should be planted per acre for golden cicada breeding (How many saplings should be planted per acre for golden cicada breeding)

1. What is the density of cicada breeding?

When raising cicadas, the density of bamboo willows cannot be too high. Generally, 2,000 seedlings are planted per acre. There will be about 100 cicada eggs on each branch, and the probability of hatching is about 80%, or even more.

2. How many cicadas can be planted per acre of land?

Cicada breeding is a new breeding industry. There are 2,000 cicada seedlings per mu, and each cicada seedling contains 100 cicada eggs. Artificial hatching can reach more than 80%! To be precise, the current yield per mu is 100-300 kilograms.

Golden cicada has extremely high nutritional value and unique taste, especially the newly unearthed nymphs, which contain the highest protein, making it a rare high-protein, low-fat game delicacy. In addition to its edible value, grasshopper cicada also has extremely high medicinal value, making it a top-grade medicinal food.

3. How many yellow cicadas should be planted per square meter?

To raise cicadas, more than 400 trees need to be planted on one acre of land so that the cicadas have a place to live.

4. 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.

5. How many cicada seedlings should be placed in one acre of orchard?

One acre of orchard can plant about 200 cicada egg-bearing branches, each of which can produce 60-100 cicadas, so 5 acres of land can raise 60,000 to 100,000 cicadas.

6. How many cicada seedlings are needed 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 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.

8. 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.

9. What is the survival rate of cicada monkey breeding?

The survival rate of breeding is about 50%. This depends on your management skills. According to the current breeding level, it is 50%.

At present, the survival rate of artificially bred cicadas is 30%-50%, which is nearly ten times more than that of natural ones. That is to say, one branch can produce about 60-100 cicadas, and about 100 cicadas per kilogram. The yield is calculated based on the number of branches. Don't be fooled by the unscientific promises of some farmers that the survival rate is 70% or 80%.