CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Locust Farm (Locust Breeding Site)

1. Is there anyone selling grasshoppers in Tianjin again?

have.

Mingzhe grasshopper farm in Jinghai District, Tianjin.

Address: 150 meters east of Dongyuanmengkou Village, Yanzhuang Town, Jinghai District, Tianjin.

Business scope: Animal breeding. (Projects that require approval according to law can only be carried out after approval by relevant departments. The specific business projects shall be subject to the approval documents or licenses of relevant departments).

2. Shandong katydid breeding base?

Shandong Taishan Grasshopper and Locust Breeding Base is the earliest industrial base in Shandong Province that specializes in grasshopper and locust breeding. This breeding base sells a large number of freeze-dried locust products, locust eggs, small locusts, aging-resistant gauze, various polyethylene gauze, various forage seeds, flower seeds, Mexican corn grass, ryegrass, locust and grasshopper incubators, grasshopper eggs, finished grasshoppers, off-season grasshoppers, and grasshopper cages at preferential prices. It provides free high-yield and high-density breeding technology for locusts and technology to prevent locust disease and death.

This base breeds four generations of locusts a year, with a yield of nearly 400 kilograms per 100 square meters. We sell bean worms, cicadas, crickets, and mountain scorpions. The breeding characteristics of this base include high-density breeding, three-dimensional breeding, off-season breeding, etc.

3. Is there a grasshopper base in Northeast China?

There is a grasshopper base in the northeast, in Tailai County, Heilongjiang.

In the past, locusts were a major pest on farmland. During the locust plague season, locusts could always be seen wreaking havoc over crops in the fields. Today, locusts have transformed into a delicacy on people's tables. Although locusts don't look good in appearance, they are rich in protein. After frying, the meat of locusts is tender and tastes like fried chicken. In recent years, greenhouse locust breeding has become another special breeding project in rural areas, and has led local villagers to embark on a bright road of entrepreneurship and wealth.

4. How to breed yellow locusts?

1. Site selection: Choose a place with good ventilation and plenty of sunshine.

2. Eliminate natural enemies: Before building the shed, use methods such as capturing, trapping, and scalding to eliminate all ants, mole crickets, etc. on the ground. Because the above animals are the natural enemies of yellow locusts, they can prey on locusts and destroy locust eggs, so these animals must not be allowed to exist in the shed.

3. Ground: The ground of the shed should be 10-15 cm higher than the surrounding ground to facilitate drainage in the rainy season. Sandy loam is the best soil, which is not easy to clump and is convenient for laying eggs and collecting eggs. It should not be too soft, as locusts have high requirements for laying eggs.

4. Density: The area of ​​the shed depends on the number of yellow locusts. Generally, 600-800 adults can be raised per square meter.

5. Build a shed: According to your own conditions, you can use wooden sticks and bamboo strips to build a shed support.

5. How to build a locust breeding shed?

Before building the shed, eliminate all ants and mole crickets on the ground.

Methods such as capturing, trapping, and scalding can be used.

The above-mentioned insects are natural enemies of locusts. They can prey on locusts and destroy locust eggs, so these animals must never be allowed to exist in the shed.

To facilitate drainage during the rainy season, the floor of the shed should be 10-15 cm above the ground. Sandy loam is best used as it is not easy to clump and is convenient for laying and collecting eggs.

In mid-April, crops such as wheat can be planted on the ground where the shed is built to prepare food for the young locusts.

The construction area of ​​the shed is determined by the number of locusts to be raised. If you want to raise 10,000 locusts, 15 square meters is enough.

You can make use of the vacant space inside and outside the yard and build a shed support with iron wire, wooden sticks, bamboo strips, etc. according to your own conditions. Then, according to the size of the shed, use edged cloth (gauze cloth) to make a shed cover like a mosquito net, hang it on the shed, bury the bottom edge underground, leaving a door, and install a zipper on the door.

This device is designed to prevent locusts from escaping and to facilitate entry and exit for feeding management.

(It can also be built into an arched shed) The height of the shed can be 1.5-2 meters. In order to keep warm and prevent rain, plastic sheeting can be covered outside the shed.

When the temperature is high and the locusts are large (older), and are not afraid of rain, plastic sheeting is not required.

If you use natural conditions to breed locusts, the construction of the shed must be completed before the end of April, and it is best to choose a place with plenty of sunlight.