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How to restore a weak ox's condition in spring? Sharing practical experience
1. Dissolve 200 g of white sugar or brown sugar per ox per day in an appropriate amount of warm water and give it to drink, continuously for 1 week. 2. Per ox per day, use 250 g of okara (tofu dregs), 50 g each of rice bran and wheat bran, and 10 g each of fishmeal and salt, mix evenly, and feed before grazing in the morning, continuously for 2-3 weeks, with remarkable results. 3. Use 100 g each of soybeans and corn, add water and grind them into a paste, then add 250 g of rice bran and an appropriate amount of salt, mix well, and feed once daily after the working ox finishes grazing, continuously for 1 week. 4. Cook
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How to treat common miscellaneous ailments in pigs? A few practical folk remedies to teach you
1. Common cold: ① Scallion white 90 g, ginger 60 g, add an appropriate amount of water and boil, use the hot water to fumigate the affected pig's mouth and nose, the effect is remarkable. ② Cocklebur fruit 25 g, fry until scorched and grind into powder, mix into feed and feed, 3 times a day. ③ Fennel 15 g, grind into powder after frying, add brown sugar 50 g, warm water 100 g and mix to feed. ④ Tea leaves 100 g, brew with boiling water, then add mung bean powder 200 g and alum 15 g and feed. 2. Mange (commonly known as scabies): ① Tobacco leaves 1 part, water 20 parts, boil for 1 hour, then remove the tobacco leaves and use the remaining water to wash the affected area. ② Use
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Many Methods for Keeping Edible Mushrooms Fresh: A Few Practical Tips for You
Edible mushrooms generally have a high moisture content, are rich in nutrients, have a tender texture, and undergo intense physiological and biochemical activity, so if they are not sold and processed promptly after harvest, their commercial quality will be seriously affected, causing considerable economic loss. To prevent losses when harvested edible mushrooms cannot be sold or processed in time, mushroom growers must master edible mushroom preservation techniques. Preserving edible mushrooms keeps the flavor of the fresh product basically unchanged, preserves its nutritional value to the greatest extent possible, and offers advantages such as easier storage, processing and transport.
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4 Practical Ventilation Tips for Mushroom Bags
Mushroom bag cultivation has low cost, high efficiency and is easy to manage, making it a major method of mushroom production. However, when directly tying the bag opening with string during bag cultivation, poor ventilation occurs, affecting mycelial growth, causing contamination, and even leading to cultivation failure. Here are four ventilation tips: First, the ventilation plug method. Use wheat straw, cotton lint, sunflower stalks, corn cobs, etc. as materials, and tie them at both ends of the mushroom bag to make ventilation plugs. Note that wheat straw and sunflower stalks should be cut into 3 cm long segments; cotton lint should be folded into a cotton column with one flat end and one fuzzy end; corn cobs should be crushed to bean-sized pieces
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Practical Techniques for Supplementing Nutrition in Edible Fungi
In the cultivation of edible fungi, reasonably supplementing various nutrients is an effective measure for increasing the yield of edible fungi. However, improper supplementation can also be counterproductive. Therefore, when adding nutrients to edible fungi, the following techniques should be noted: 1. Pay attention to the supplementation method. The methods for supplementing nutrients to edible fungi include spraying, pouring, and soaking. The most commonly used method is to prepare a nutrient solution of a certain concentration and spray it on the mushroom bed or mushroom blocks while supplementing water. When spraying during the young bud stage, care should be taken to spray the nutrient solution on areas without mushrooms or near small mushroom buds, and after spraying
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How to reduce contamination in edible mushroom inoculation? Five practical methods to help you solve it
Autumn and winter are the golden seasons for producing edible mushrooms, but every year, inoculation contamination causes economic losses of around 20% for mushroom growers. Using the following 5 methods can reduce the inoculation contamination rate. 1. Bottled fermented material: Fill fermented material 1 to 2 cm deep above the culture medium at 4 cm from the bottle mouth, then sterilize. Its advantages are that contaminating bacteria are less likely to infect the culture medium, and the spawn age is consistent. 2. Wheat grain germination method: Let wheat grains germinate before bottling and sterilizing. That is, let the wheat grains used for spawn germinate all at once, with sprouts 1 to 2 times the length of the wheat grains, then fully sun-dry and store. One day before making the spawn, soak the wheat grains for 12 hours and directly bottle and sterilize. Its advantages are that the process of boiling the wheat grains is omitted, mycelium grows quickly, and there are fewer contaminating bacteria. The contamination rate is 2% to 3%.
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A few practical tips for keeping azaleas at home
Azaleas are deeply loved by gardeners for their abundant blooms and vivid colors. But many people find that when they first bring an azalea home, the flowers are bright and the leaves green, yet after being kept indoors for a long time, the leaves turn yellow and drop, and the flowers become smaller and fewer. How do you grow azaleas well? Based on years of experience, the author believes the following three points should be noted: 1. Humidity. Before being bought and brought home, azaleas are grown and maintained in greenhouses, where the air humidity is high and suitable for azalea growth, but the air humidity in ordinary homes is very low, especially in winter when heated
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How to Store and Preserve Garlic Scapes for Freshness? A Detailed Guide to Practical Techniques
Garlic scapes are nutritious, with a crude protein content of about 10% and sugar 8%. Each 100 grams of garlic scapes contains 20-30 mg of vitamin C, 20 mg of calcium, 45 mg of phosphorus, and 1 mg of iron. In addition, garlic scapes are also rich in allicin. Therefore, they are deeply welcomed by consumers. I. Storage Characteristics and Varieties Garlic scapes are the young flower stems of garlic. After harvest, metabolism is vigorous, the surface of the scape lacks protective tissue, and the temperature at harvest is high, so they are prone to water loss, aging, and rot. The garlic scapes turn yellow and
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How to Mix Fish Feed? Nine Practical Formulas Explained
1. Suitable for grass carp or silver carp and bighead carp: rice straw powder 70%, soybean cake 15%, cottonseed cake 10%, cornmeal 5%, plus bone meal 1%, salt 0.5%, and an appropriate amount of vitamins. 2. Suitable for cage-cultured grass carp: soybean straw or peanut vine 60%, soybean cake 15%, rapeseed cake (or cottonseed cake) 10%, cornmeal 10%, fish meal 5%, plus clam shell powder (or bone meal) 1%, salt 0.5%. 3. Suitable for grass carp: green grass powder (or peanut vine, sweet potato vine) 45%, soybean cake 15
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Practical tips for saving feed in yellow catfish farming
Currently, yellow catfish (Pelteobagrus fulvidraco) farming is quite widespread, and it is a major farmed species through which fisher-farmers in many places increase their income. However, during the farming process, many farmers, in their one-sided pursuit of output, do not know how to save feed and continuously put excessive feed and fertilizer into the farming water body, which not only drives up farming costs day by day but also causes the water quality to deteriorate continuously, affecting the growth of yellow catfish and resulting in low farming returns. How can feed costs be saved in production practice? Strictly remove trash, clear the pond and disinfect. Clearing and disinfecting the pond can both kill wild trash fish and reduce
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