Method for processing utensil rubbish by Chrysomya megacephala maggot and material formula
A technology of golden fly and kitchen waste, applied in the field of garbage removal and the use of golden fly maggots to treat kitchen waste, can solve the problems of low utilization rate of resources and calorific value, secondary pollution, difficulty in incineration, etc., and achieve fixed investment Low cost, realize recycling and environmental protection effect
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Embodiment 1
[0021] The sorted kitchen waste was collected in a paper bag. After coarse crushing, an appropriate amount of auxiliary materials was added and stirred evenly to prepare compost. The formula of the compost was shown in Table 1. Pour the culture material into the corresponding container, the height of the culture material is 4cm, and insert an appropriate amount of golden fly eggs on the surface of the culture material. Hatch into king fly larvae. Chrysocephala eggs hatched into larvae on the 2nd day and began to feed on compost. On the 4th day, set a larger container outside the culture container, and sprinkle dry rice bran powder in it to facilitate the collection of Chrysalis maggots. After 4 to 5 days, the larvae of Chrysocephala macrocephala have reached the mature state, and they climb out of the compost and fall into larger containers. The compost turns dark brown, the material is loose, and the odor is reduced. It is dried to make bio-organic fertilizer.
[0022] The ...
Embodiment 2
[0025] The sorted food waste was collected in paper bags, crushed, added appropriate amount of auxiliary materials, stirred evenly, and prepared into a compost. The formula of the compost is shown in Table 2. Pour the culture material into the corresponding container, the height of the culture material is 6cm, and insert an appropriate amount of golden fly eggs on the surface of the culture material. The density of eggs is: 0.6g golden fly eggs / kg culture material. Hatch into king fly larvae. Chrysocephala eggs hatched into larvae on the 2nd day and began to feed on compost. On the 4th day, set a larger container outside the culture container, and sprinkle dry rice bran powder in it to facilitate the collection of Chrysalis maggots. After 4 to 5 days, the larvae of Chrysocephala macrocephala have reached the mature state, and they climb out of the compost and fall into larger containers. The compost turns dark brown, the material is loose, and the odor is reduced. It is dried...
Embodiment 3
[0030] The sorted food waste was collected in paper bags, crushed, added appropriate amount of auxiliary materials, stirred evenly, and prepared into a compost. The formula of the compost is shown in Table 3. Pour the culture material into the corresponding container, the height of the culture material is 8cm, and insert an appropriate amount of golden fly eggs on the surface of the culture material. The density of the eggs is: 1g of golden fly eggs / kg culture material, and hatch at 35°C after the eggs are picked. Become a king fly larvae. Chrysocephala eggs hatched into larvae on the 2nd day and began to feed on compost. On the 4th day, set a larger container outside the culture container, and sprinkle dry rice bran powder in it to facilitate the collection of Chrysalis maggots. After 4 to 5 days, the larvae of Chrysocephala macrocephala have reached the mature state, and they climb out of the compost and fall into larger containers. The compost turns dark brown, the materia...
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