CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How many earthworms are produced from one thousand kilograms of cow dung?

1. How many earthworms can be produced from 1,000 cow dung?

One ton of cow dung can produce 60-70 kilograms of earthworms

2. How many earthworms can one ton of cow dung produce in how many days?

To answer the question, if you want to ask how many days one ton of cow dung can produce how many earthworms, first of all, we say that one ton of cow dung can raise 60 to 70 kilograms of earthworms. The reproduction can double in 20 days. So one ton of cow dung can produce about 200 kilograms of earthworms per month.

3. How many earthworms can grow in one ton of cow dung?

60 to 70 kg

One ton of cow dung can raise 60 to 70 kilograms of earthworms. Cow dung is a good planting material for earthworms, but it must be fermented before use. Fermented and dried dung not only has good air permeability, but also will not burn the earthworms during the later fermentation.

4. How much cow dung is needed to cultivate Dilong in one acre of land?

500 cubic meters. It takes about 500 cubic meters of cow dung to breed earthworms on one acre of land, which can produce 2,000 kilograms of earthworms, at least four crops a year. According to the current market price, the annual profit is very considerable, but the breeding technology of earthworms is relatively high, which requires temperature, humidity, and oxygen permeability, so breeding must be scientific and careful to succeed.

5. How many finished earthworms can be produced from 10 tons of cow dung?

600, 700 kg

One ton of cow dung can produce 60-70 kilograms of earthworms. Note that the feed must be scientifically proportioned. Formula examples: ① 50% cow dung, 50% pulp sludge; ② 100% cow dung or 100% mixture of all livestock dung; ③ 20% each of cow dung, pig dung, and chicken dung, and 40% rice straw; (Note: Chicken dung needs to be used to raise maggots or left for more than 1 year before it can be used to raise earthworms, otherwise the earthworms will all escape or die. Feed preparation: Fermentation: Use straw and stalks to spread a layer of dry material 10-15 cm thick, then spread 4-6 cm of manure on the dry material and repeat 3-5 layers, spraying each layer with water. Use a kettle to spray water until the water seeps out; if garbage is used, pile it up layer by layer. The length and width are not limited, and it should be covered tightly with a film. In the season with higher temperature, turn it over every 7 days. Generally, the fermentation of the feed is completed after 3-5 times of turning. After the feed is fermented, test the pH value. The pH value of earthworm feed is generally required to be 6-7.5, but the pH value of many animal and plant wastes is often higher or lower than this value. When the pH exceeds 9, acetic acid, salt or citric acid can be used as a buffer;

6. How much cow dung is needed to feed one acre of earthworms?

It takes about 20 tons of cow dung to raise earthworms on one acre of land, and the specific amount depends on the breeding method. For example, if the feed formula is 100% pure cow dung breeding, the amount required is more. If it is 50% cow dung, 50% pulp sludge, or 20% each of cow dung, pig dung, chicken dung, and 40% straw, the amount should be less. Cow dung breeding earthworms is an effective way to utilize waste resources and is a common way to breed earthworms.

7. How much cow dung is needed to produce one pound of adult earthworms?

Every pound of earthworms will produce about 1-2 ounces of feces per day, which is about 500 pounds a year.

The feces produced by earthworms can also be used to fertilize crops such as forage grass, flowers, rubber, and organic vegetables. As people increasingly favor organic food, earthworm manure has become an ecological organic fertilizer favored by surrounding farmers. Selling 12 tons of earthworm manure each year can bring the cooperative an income of 6,000 yuan.

8. How many earthworms can be supported by one cow dung?

3 kg per square

There are four key points in the breeding technology of earthworms raised with cow dung. The first is the feed formula. When feeding, 50% cow dung can be mixed with other feces to feed earthworms; the second is feed fermentation. Use straw and stalks to spread a layer of dry material with a thickness of about 10-15 cm for fermentation; the third point is feed modulation. After the feed is fermented, the pH value can be tested; the fourth point is breeding density. The number of earthworms raised with cow dung should be controlled within 10,000 per square meter.