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Where are ground beetles (Eupolyphaga sinensis) commonly found? Breeding containers and methods for identifying authenticity
The ground beetle, also known as tubi worm (soil bug), guojie, zhuanshi worm, etc., is a medicinal herb in short supply on the market. With the destruction of the natural environment and the year-by-year expansion of domestic and international market demand, it is especially renowned for its excellent quality. Wild soil bugs can no longer meet market
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Detailed Explanation of the Key Points of Ground Beetle (Eupolyphaga) Farming Techniques
The ground beetle, also known as the soil turtle, the bubble bug, the bug mother, and so on, is a valuable traditional Chinese medicinal material with very high medicinal value. In recent years, due to market shortages, large-scale artificial farming has gradually developed. So, what farming techniques are there for the ground beetle? Let's find out together!
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How long is the growth cycle of the ground beetle (Eupolyphaga sinensis) generally?
The growth cycle of the ground beetle is 8-9 months. Completing one generation requires passing through three stages: egg, nymph, and adult. It takes about 8 months for the male to grow wings from nymph, while the female has no wings and takes about 9-11 months to mature. The male dies 5-7 days after mating, and the female can lay eggs one week after mating, and after a single mating, she lays eggs for life.
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Ground Beetle (Eupolyphaga sinensis) Prices in 2019, Whether They Will Rise in 2020, and Farming Prospects
The ground beetle is a fairly valuable medicinal material for treating bruises and injuries. Wild ground beetles are now very scarce, and most are farmed artificially, so how much is a jin of ground beetles in 2019? Will the price rise in 2020? What are the farming prospects? 1. In 2019, ground beetles
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How to choose the right feed for ground beetle (Eupolyphaga sinensis) farming
The ground beetle has very omnivorous feeding habits, and feed sources are wide-ranging. Feed includes both plant-based feed and animal-based feed. Among them, plant-based feed can be further divided into green feed, grain feed, and cake (meal) feed, and it is the main feed for raising ground beetles. Plant-based feed Green feed
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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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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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