CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What is the new silkworm breeding technology?

1. A new model of mechanized silkworm farming?

Yunzhineng Silkworm Hatching mainly focuses on mulberry silkworm breeding to achieve industrialization, factory production and scale. The specific breeding links, such as mulberry leaf picking, drying, chopping, disinfection and lime spreading, and silkworm rearing, are all done manually. Like the traditional model, automatic feeding machines are used for feeding, and standard clustering trays are used in the clustering process.

2. New technology for silkworm breeding?

The goal is to promote mechanized and labor-saving mulberry planting and silkworm rearing technologies and stimulate the enthusiasm of silkworm farmers. By promoting the country's leading "mechanical mulberry branch cutting", "frame stacking small silkworm co-rearing", "simple greenhouse raising of large silkworms", "labor-saving strip mulberry rearing technology", "labor-saving silkworm rearing on silkworm platforms", "track-type mulberry feeding", "automatic cocooning technology", "fast cocoon picker" and other labor-saving technologies and tools, the work efficiency and economic benefits have been greatly improved, and the enthusiasm of farmers in planting mulberry and raising silkworms has been enhanced.

3. New technology for silkworm breeding in Hechi?

1. Hatching: When breeding silkworms, you need to wrap the silkworm eggs with paper towels and place them in a warm environment. 2. Feeding: When feeding silkworms, you need to provide them with mulberry leaves that are free of pesticide pollution and dew. 3. Temperature: Keep the ambient temperature at 20-30℃ to prevent the silkworms from dying. 4. Cleaning: Clean the silkworm room once a day to prevent the silkworms from being infected with diseases.

How to breed silkworms

1. Incubation method

When raising silkworms, you need to choose silkworm eggs that are round and shiny black in color, wrap the eggs with paper towels, and place them in a warm environment. The ambient temperature should be adjusted to between 25°C to promote rapid hatching of the silkworms. After waiting for about 1 day, you can transfer the hatched silkworms to the box.

2. Feeding management

Silkworms mainly feed on mulberry leaves. When raising silkworms, they need to be fed once every morning. You can buy mulberry leaves from the mulberry garden. It is best not to pick mulberry leaves from the roadside for feeding, because the mulberry leaves on the roadside are mostly sprayed with pesticides. You should also use paper towels to wipe off the moisture on the mulberry leaves to avoid diarrhea in the silkworms.

3. Suitable temperature

Silkworms are suitable for living in a warm environment. When breeding silkworms, if the ambient temperature is lower than 10℃, the silkworms will suffer from frostbite and die on a large scale. It is best to adjust the temperature in the silkworm room to between 20-30℃, and open the windows when the weather is warm to provide ventilation for the silkworms.

4. Clean the room

Silkworms eat and excrete a large amount of food. When raising silkworms, the silkworm room needs to be cleaned every night. The leftover mulberry leaves and feces can be cleaned up to prevent a large number of bacteria from breeding in the air. In addition, the silkworm room should be sprayed with quicklime water once a month for disinfection to reduce the chance of silkworms getting sick.

4. New technologies and methods for silkworm breeding?

1. Preparation

Before raising silkworms, be sure to prepare a clean, odor-free cardboard box, and then poke some small holes on the top of the box to facilitate ventilation.

2. Incubation

Place the silkworm eggs in a carton at a temperature of 21-29°C. The incubation time is generally about 11 days.

3. Feeding

(1) When the silkworms are about to hatch, put an appropriate amount of fresh mulberry leaves into the cardboard box for the silkworms to eat.

(2) When silkworms are in the young stage, they can be fed with fresh and tender mulberry leaves. When they are in the adult stage, they can be fed with ordinary mulberry leaves.

(3) Before feeding, be sure to check the mulberry leaves carefully to pick out diseased, moldy, and insect-infested leaves, and make sure there is no water on the leaves, otherwise the silkworms will easily suffer from diarrhea after eating them.

4. Cleaning

(1) The old mulberry leaves in the cartons must be removed regularly and replaced with fresh mulberry leaves. All silkworm feces in the cartons must be cleaned up.

(2) When changing mulberry leaves to clean the feces, you must use a brush. The silkworms on the old mulberry leaves can be gently swept onto the new mulberry leaves, and then the silkworm feces and old mulberry leaves in the cardboard box are cleaned, and finally the new mulberry leaves are put into the cardboard box.

(3) If there are dead silkworms in the carton, be sure to clean it up immediately to prevent other silkworms from being infected.

5. New technology for factory-based silkworm farming?

The biggest feature of factory silkworm farming is that silkworms are fed with artificial synthetic feed and color pigments are incorporated into the feed. Silkworms are fed feed of the desired color of silk, which reduces the number of silk dyeing processes.