Method for industrially cultivating Agaricus subrufescens by fungal residue culture medium material

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of production of edible fungi, in particular to a method for industrially cultivating Agaricus subrufescens by fungal residue culture medium material. Themethod comprises the steps of I, building a mushroom house; II, setting up a bed frame; III, setting an automatic control system, including a refrigerating system, a ventilating system and a humidifying system; IV, preparing a medium material with fungal residue, and spreading the medium material, wherein the medium material comprises, by weight, 65% of fungal residue, 15% of dry excrement, 16% ofcotton seed hull, and 4% of lime powder; V, carrying out seeding and management, to be specific controlling the indoor temperature to 25-27 DEG C and keeping indoor air humidity to 75-80%; VI, providing fruiting management, wherein humidity phased adjustment includes cropping water, fruiting water and quality maintaining water; and VII, carrying out harvesting and post-harvest management. The method provided herein has low cost, is good for environmental protection, and allows growth factors of the mushroom house to be controlled automatically and scientifically.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of edible fungus production, in particular to a method for industrially cultivating Agaricus Agaricus as a culture medium of mushroom residues. Background technique [0002] Agaricus blazei, also known as Agaricus blazei, is native to Brazil, Peru and other places, so it is called Brazil mushroom. It belongs to edible and medicinal mushrooms. The main components include protein, fat, vitamins, ash and sugar. It has passed through the United States, Japan, China Expert research has confirmed that: Brazil mushroom has the functions of anti-cancer, lowering blood pressure, beautifying and beautifying, nourishing yin and strengthening yang, and regulating human immunity. The inhibitory effect on cancer cells is more effective than the mushrooms of Hericium erinaceae, so it is favored by consumers, and its cultivation is becoming more and more extensive. [0003] The existing Brazilian mushroom cultivation gener...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] The existing Brazilian mushroom cultivation generally uses crop stalks and poultry manure as the base material, but the fermentation process is relatively complicated and the fermentation time is long, and the fungus residue containing a large amount of nutrients produced during the cultivation process is disposed of as garbage , causing great waste, and is not conducive to environmental protection, and in the process of Brazil mushroom management, automatic and scientific control of the temperature, humidity and air quality of the mushroom room cannot be realized, so that the survival rate of young mushrooms is low, the growth period is long and low output