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What should beginners pay attention to when raising ground beetles?
Feeding scale: different feeding scales yield different benefits per unit area. Generally speaking, the smaller the feeding scale, the higher the cost, the lower the breeding benefit, and the greater the breeding risk. But the scale should not be too large either. Considering both input and output, it is recommended: if ground
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Pests and Their Control Methods in Ground Beetle (Eupolyphaga) Farming
The main natural enemies of the ground beetle (Eupolyphaga) are mites, ants, rats, poultry, birds, woodlice, and so on. 1. Mites (1) Harm: The main mite harming the ground beetle (Eupolyphaga) is the flour mite, a type of mite that grows in spoiled feed or inside decaying ground beetles (Eupolyphaga).
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Two Essential Technical Points for Ground Beetle Farming
(1) Rearing equipment can be designed according to the scale and purpose of rearing. Here only the rearing equipment used to provide a source of medicinal insects is introduced. The standard rearing pit makes use of old houses, temporarily unused livestock sheds with roofs and walls, toilets, and so on, by digging about 67 cm deep underground.
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What to pay attention to when keeping ground beetles for breeding stock
When ground beetles (Eupolyphaga sinensis) are taken from the wild and switched to artificial rearing, there is the problem of keeping breeding stock. Although artificial rearing has not been carried out for long, because the issue of keeping breeding stock was not given attention in the early stage, problems of stock degeneration have also appeared, showing as deformed bodies, reduced egg production, weakened vitality, etc., so
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How to prepare rearing soil for ground beetle farming
The ground beetle cannot do without soil throughout its entire life. The rearing soil is the place where the ground beetle lives and reproduces, and also a haven where it escapes from adverse factors. The quality of the rearing soil and the substances it contains are directly related to whether the ground beetle can grow and develop smoothly. Soil is generally collected in winter, when
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Experience and key technical points for mixed culture of scorpions and ground beetles
The ground beetle is a commonly used medicinal material, and raising it alone does not yield very high profits. By using a scorpion-rearing room to raise ground beetles and scorpions together, the profits produced by the ground beetles can cover the heating, feed and labor costs of scorpion rearing, while the scorpions provide pure additional profit. Under mixed culture conditions, the hatched
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How to build a rearing room and rearing pools for ground beetle (Eupolyphaga sinensis) farming
It is very necessary to create a good, comfortable living environment for ground beetles; suitable sites and equipment can make ground beetles grow quickly and increase yields. At present, there are mainly two kinds of rearing rooms for farming ground beetles: ordinary rearing houses and greenhouse-style rearing houses. 1. Ordinary rearing houses should
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How to defend against external enemies and pests in ground beetle (Eupolyphaga sinensis) farming?
There are many enemies and pests of the ground beetle, such as rats, ants, flour mites, spiders, chickens, ducks, cats, etc. Rat control should be paid attention to at all times; they not only eat the ground beetles but also carry them away, causing great losses. Use rat poison or keep cats, but when using poison, strictly guard against the ground beetles eating it by mistake.
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What is a dung beetle? Introducing you to this insect
Many people do not know much about the dung beetle. What is a dung beetle? What physical features does it have? What are its living habits like? Below we will introduce the dung beetle to you. What is a dung beetle? The dung beetle is also called the shi ke lang, and many people also call it shi ge (g) lang
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What should be noted when keeping dung beetles for breeding?
The dung beetle is also called shi ke lang, and many people also call it shi ge (g) lang, tui wan, etc. It belongs to the order Coleoptera, family Scarabaeidae, subfamily Scarabaeinae. There are about 2300 species of dung beetles in the world, distributed on every continent except Antarctica. Dung beetles can use the polarization of moonlight to navigate
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