CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Where is the large fly maggot breeding base? (Where is the large fly maggot breeding base?)

1. How to build a maggot breeding pond?

1. Construction of fly breeding room

(1) The breeding fly room is mainly used to raise adult flies, and the area is generally 20-40 square meters.

(2) Old houses can be renovated, as this can effectively save costs.

(3) To prevent flies from running around, you can install screen doors and windows in the house.

(4) Effectively control indoor temperature, humidity and air circulation. In winter, you can install heating equipment or a heater. The house needs to be fully illuminated for at least 10 hours a day.

2. Fly cage production

(1) Since cage breeding takes up less area and does not cause environmental pollution, most people choose to use cage breeding. Generally, the fly cage is 100 cm long, 40 cm wide and 80 cm high.

(2) Use wood to make a two-layer breeding rack and place it inside the fly breeding room.

(3) Nylon mesh is needed when making fly cages. The main purpose is to fix the fly cage on the breeding rack like a mosquito net.

(4) Each fly cage needs a feeding tray, drinking utensils, hatching tray, and egg tray.

Fly maggot breeding technology, both indoors and outdoors

3. Construction of maggot breeding room

(1) The purpose of the maggot breeding room is to breed maggots for seed keeping.

(2) First, maintain the indoor temperature at 20-28℃ and humidity at 65%-70%, and then configure different facilities according to different breeding methods, such as multi-layer breeding racks, maggot breeding basins and heating equipment.

(3) For ease of management, facilities need to be placed on both sides, with the middle part as a sidewalk.

Fly maggot breeding technology, both indoors and outdoors

4. Construction of maggot breeding greenhouse

(1) The purpose of the maggot breeding greenhouse is to breed maggots for use as protein feed.

(2) You can simply build a shed that is windproof and waterproof, and build the maggot pond into a long strip or a small rectangular pool.

Fly maggot breeding technology, both indoors and outdoors

3. Fly larvae cultivation and hatching

1. Breeding of fly seeds: First, place the fly seeds on a hatching tray. Generally, 750 grams of fly seeds need to be placed in a hatching tray that is 40 cm long, 30 cm wide, and 8 cm high. There are generally 10,000 flies of about 150 grams.

2. Hatching of pupae: Place the feathering tray in the fly cage, and then tighten the working mouth. Pay attention to adjusting the indoor temperature at 25℃-30℃ and the humidity at 50%-80%. If the temperature is kept at 36℃, the pupae can hatch into flies in 2 days.

Fly maggot breeding technology, both indoors and outdoors

3. Breeding of flies: When the flies emerge, feed trays, water basins, sufficient protein, water and sugar should be prepared to enhance their resistance and maintain their fertility. When artificially raising them, you can mix feed, such as 50% milk powder and 50% sugar.

4. Egg collection: The mating time of adults is the fourth day after emergence, and egg laying can be seen on the fifth day. On the fourth day, the egg tray should be placed in the fly cage, and the egg tray should be filled with solid feed for egg laying. Wheat bran can be used as egg-laying material.

5. Fly maggot cultivation: Place the collected fly eggs in the maggot breeding room, and then adjust the indoor temperature and humidity in time.

2. Where is the fly maggot breeding base in Guangdong?

Zhongshun Ecological Breeding Farm is located in the north of Zhongshan City, the beautiful hometown of Sun Yat-sen in Guangdong Province. It is mainly engaged in sterile dry fly breeding (the latest industry in the 21st century).

3. How to breed maggots? What is the best way to breed maggots?

Outdoor simple fly maggot breeding technology Although the yield of outdoor fly maggot breeding is lower than that of three-dimensional fly maggot breeding, and it is not as stable as three-dimensional fly maggot breeding, it has the advantages of low investment, quick results, no need to introduce species, no need to feed flies, and low cost. It is the choice of most breeders at present. The suitable season for outdoor simple fly maggot breeding is generally from the end of April to mid-October each year. The construction site of the simple breeding house is chosen in a place far away from the living area, with shade but certain light, and more wild flies. The area should be determined according to the required output. According to production experience, the average output per square meter is about 0.5 kg. As long as the breeding house can shelter from rain, thatched houses, cement tile houses, and bark houses are all fine. The house should be surrounded by 1-meter-high screens to prevent animals such as chickens and ducks from entering. The breeding pool requires a simple cement pool, each pool area is 1.5 square meters to 2 square meters, and the pool edge is 20 cm high. Preparation and placement of manure: 70% fresh pig manure (within 3 days of excretion by pigs), 30% chicken manure (within one week); 100% fresh pig manure from slaughterhouse; 75% pig manure, 25% tofu dregs; 50% chicken manure, 25% pig manure, 25% tofu dregs. Mix the above manures, with a water content of 100%, pile the manure to a height of 20 cm, cover it with agricultural film, and it can be used after 24 to 48 hours. Since it is outdoor breeding, the manure can be directly sent to the breeding pond without fermentation. Send the fermented manure to the maggot house, and pile three in each pond, each 0.8 meters long, 0.2 meters wide, and 0.15 meters high. The time for placing manure is 4 to 5 o'clock every afternoon. Preparation and placement of egg-collecting materials Since it is outdoors, there are more choices for egg-collecting materials. You can put dead fish directly on the dung pile, or you can prepare it according to the following formula: Calculate based on 100 kg of dung: 1 kg of wheat bran, 2 liang of fish meal, 3 liang of peanut bran, and 1.5 kg of water. Mix well and put it on the dung pile. After placing the egg-collecting materials, it is forbidden to walk around the maggot pool. Daily management: Put the dung well, put the egg-collecting materials (preferably dead fish or fish viscera in the first few days to attract wild flies), and in places with more wild flies, a large number of flies will gather on the egg-collecting materials within half an hour to lay eggs. At 9 o'clock in the evening, use a small amount of egg-collecting materials to cover the egg masses laid by the flies with a thin layer to increase the hatching rate and reduce the damage of insects such as ants. The fly eggs will all hatch the next morning. After 36 to 48 hours, the maggots have already made the previously neatly stacked manure pile very messy. After 72 hours, the first grown maggots begin to crawl out of the manure pile and automatically separate and fall into the maggot collection bucket. Generally, the maggots in the manure have been completely separated on the seventh day. Assuming that you have 14 maggot pools, you should add manure to two pools every day. Fill them all on the seventh day. On the eighth day, shovel out the residual manure that has been completely free of maggots on the first day and put in new manure. This cycle of production continues. At 10 o'clock in the morning, collect the maggots from the maggot collection bucket, shovel out the residual manure that has been completely free of maggots, and shovel the manure in other pools that has been loosened by maggots and has been piled up on the edge of the pool into the middle of the manure pile to avoid blockage and maggots cannot tell the way when separating. It is not necessary to feed simple outdoor maggot breeding. However, in order to keep the flies around the maggot breeding room, new manure and egg-collecting materials must be placed every day. The main food of flies comes from manure and egg-collecting materials. Since outdoor maggots cannot be disinfected, the maggots raised must carry a lot of harmful bacteria. It is recommended to soak them in 70,000 parts potassium permanganate water for 5 minutes before feeding them to economic animals.

4. Where are the fly maggot breeding farms?

It is sold in the suburbs of Liuzhou City, Liujiang District, and Shatang Town.

Production capacity: 500 catties of fresh live maggots are produced every day (production is available all year round). Unordered maggot quota: 100 catties/day. (Updated as changes occur) For those in the suburbs of Liuzhou, Liujiang area, and Shatang Town, free door-to-door delivery is available for purchases of more than 20 catties at a time.

5. How much does it cost to raise one pound of maggots?

The cost of raising fly maggots is about four yuan. Every 100 kilograms of fresh pig manure can produce 15-30 kilograms of fresh maggots. Fresh maggots can be fed to poultry and livestock, and should be disinfected with 0.00001% potassium permanganate water before feeding. Before feeding eels, maggots should be mixed with earthworms for 2 hours to make the maggots sticky with the smell of earthworms before feeding. A 30-square-meter fly maggot room can produce 40-80 kilograms of maggots per day in summer and autumn, and the cost of producing 1 kilogram of fresh maggots does not exceed 0.5 yuan.

6. Where is the base for breeding fly maggots? Thank you?

It depends on where you are from.

Shandong Zhangqiu fly maggot breeding base,

Anhui Huafei fly maggot breeding base

Guangxi Laibin fly maggot breeding base

There are many more across the country.

7. How to breed large maggots?

Natural conditions and temperature are essential for maggot breeding. Below 20℃, flies stop breeding or enter hibernation, not eating and moving. Plastic sheds can only be used for seasonal breeding. In late autumn, severe winter, and early spring, the temperature does not meet the requirements, and breeding in the shed is futile. Maggot feed The feed for productive breeding of maggots must be cheap waste, preferably chicken manure produced by professional chicken farmers. According to the calculation of 3 catties of chicken manure for 1 catties of maggots, productive breeding requires a lot of feed. If you buy soy sauce residue, tofu residue or other waste, the cost is too high, and the result is often not worth the gain. It is best to have a professional poultry or fish breeding family for self-consumption capacity to carry out productive breeding of maggots, which can produce and sell by themselves, reduce the cost of poultry and fish feed, and improve economic benefits. Selection of breeding site Maggot breeding is largely unhygienic. Therefore, when choosing a breeding site, pay attention to the following points: Stay away from residential areas. Chicken manure or other waste is piled up in the yard, and adult flies enter the room to bite and crawl, affecting human health. Pay attention to the year-round wind direction. Pay attention to the year-round dominant wind direction in the local area. Set up the fly maggot breeding farm on the leeward side of the chicken farm to prevent the odor from drifting into the breeding room and chicken house, affecting the healthy growth of breeders and chickens. Stay away from water sources. Fly maggot breeding farms must be far away from self-supplied water sources and public water sources to prevent sewage from seeping into the ground, causing water quality deterioration and affecting the water use of chickens. Waste dumping sites. Fly maggot production breeding sites must have dedicated sites for the storage of chicken manure and fly maggot breeding waste to prevent environmental pollution. The construction of breeding rooms and sheds. The area of ​​the insulation room and shed is calculated as 1 square meter for every 1 kilogram of fly maggots produced. Rooms and sheds that are too large are not conducive to heat preservation, and too small cannot guarantee production. This is a major problem in fly maggot breeding, which involves investment issues. If funds allow, a cold-proof insulation room can be built for year-round breeding; if funds are insufficient, greenhouse-style seasonal breeding can be carried out. Simple outdoor breeding is affected by temperature and rain. The breeding time in the south is longer and that in the north is shorter. This type of breeding can neither guarantee the yield nor harm environmental hygiene, so it is not recommended. The following points should be noted when constructing greenhouses for productive breeding: Cold and heat preservation To ensure that the indoor temperature of the greenhouse is above 25°C, the walls of the room should be of a certain thickness, the doors and windows should be tight, and there should be heating and temperature control facilities indoors. The temperature of the plastic greenhouse is too high in the summer, and it is difficult to reach 25°C in the cold season, so it is not suitable for breeding. Rainproof and sun-proof Breeding in the greenhouse should pay attention to rain protection to avoid damaging the breeding environment of fly maggots. In the midsummer season, it is also necessary to avoid sun exposure to prevent the fly maggot feed from drying and hardening and causing the maggots to die. The specific structure, scale, and shape of the room and shed can be adapted to local conditions, and there is no need to force consistency, as long as it is applicable. Productive breeding management of fly maggots can be roughly divided into two parts: attracting flies to lay eggs and the growth of maggots. Due to the instinct of safe hatching, female flies often lay eggs in a nutrient-rich, sheltered place or a sheltered place. To understand this habit of female flies, you can use plastic square plates, cans and other containers, put nutrients (meat bones, soup residue, fish viscera, watermelon rinds, wheat bran, sugar solution and other wastes) in a quiet place to lure flies to lay eggs. When the eggs hatch into maggots, they can be moved into chicken manure to grow. In the process of feeding and management of fly maggots, it is necessary to understand that after the maggots mature, they will no longer be fed with feed and begin to crawl outward into the soil to pupate. The fly maggots should be collected or fished out in time. Fly maggot breeding can be divided into dry and wet methods. Dry breeding is: spread chicken manure on plastic cloth or cement floor, 80 cm wide, 10-15 cm high, and unlimited length. After the fly eggs or hatched maggots are moved on, water is sprinkled to maintain a certain humidity, and the eggs or maggots can be hatched and grown. Wet breeding is: build a non-leaking pool with a depth of 30 cm, a width of 60-80 cm, and an unlimited length in the room or shed, put water in the pool, put chicken manure into it and stir it into a thick slurry, move fly eggs into it, and it will hatch into maggots and grow. Regardless of dry or wet breeding, when the fly maggots grow, the maggot manure should be cleaned in time and new chicken manure should be replaced regularly to increase the yield. Processing and storage of fly maggots The collected or fished fly maggots should be put into hot water to kill them in time, then fished out and dried in the sun (dry), or directly mixed into corn crushed feed and fed in time. Wet maggots mixed with corn flour should not be left for a long time to avoid mold and deterioration. The daily output of fly maggots is large, and the moisture should be controlled after drying to facilitate long-term storage. When processing fly maggots, pick out the rotten and deteriorated dead maggots to avoid affecting the quality of maggot powder.

8. Where is the centipede breeding farm in Liuzhou, Guangxi?

Guangxi Liuzhou Zhuolue Breeding Farm, main business centipedes; mealworms; maggots; special breeding animals; the office address is located at No. 2 Customs Road, Liuzhou City, Guangxi, China. We provide customers with good products, good technical support, and sound after-sales service. If you are interested in our company's products and services, please call us for consultation.

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