The invention belongs to a
mass production mode of bag cultured volvaria volvacea with spent substrate of
pleurotus eryngii, and relates to the field of planting of edible mushrooms and utilization of agricultural wastes. Waste spent substrate formed by
annual production of the
pleurotus eryngii forms a
pollution source, and manioc wastes are added according to the characteristic that a part of
cellulose of the spent substrate is decomposed into
mycelium proteins by
pleurotus eryngii
hypha, so that a large amount of low-cost culture material obtained easily is manufactured. The traditional volvaria volvacea production mode is a
bed type cultivation pattern, a lot of manpower is needed when
fermentation raw materials are put on or off a shelf, and secondary
fermentation is needed, so that time, labor and energy are consumed. The invention provides the
mass production mode of the volvaria volvacea, which has the advantages that labor and
energy consumption are reduced, the
mushroom producing time is shortened, the yield is improved, and the cost is lowered. A technological process comprises the following steps: bagging the piled culture material after
fermentation, sterilizing, inoculating and performing spawn running; after a bag is fully filled with the
hypha, disinfecting, removing the bag, putting gymnobacteria on a culture frame for management of producing
mushroom, and harvesting in a concentration manner. The
mass production mode provided by the invention has the advantages that the secondary fermentation is not needed, so that manpower and
energy consumption can be reduced, mushrooms can be produced in advance, and the cost is lowered.