NARENDER SEHRAWAT, FARIDABAD NCR:
COMMON PROBLEM IN PHASE 1 BUNKAR IS THE UNBALANCED TEMERATURE, IT STARTS FROM 50-55 DEGREES TO 78-82...
Without chicken manure compost? Yes, it's possible...Hannes, Plettenberg Bay, South Africa:
Can you give me more details on compost without chicken manure for mushroom growing, what alternatives...
Without chicken manure compost? Yes, it's possible...Chloe:
Hi kindly share your formula using 1000kgs wheat straw and no chicken manure. Email shroomcoenterprise...
Compost production: estimation of the process according...Seyed Hoseini Iran:
????? ??? ????? ??? ??? ????
watering first flush mushroomsEdwin, Harare:
Its best to water when pins are thumb size, increase air speed after watering so the surface of the mushrooms...
Without chicken manure compost? Yes, it's possible...Ritesh Sharma, Dholpur, Rajasthan India:
My email id ritesh@. We are coming up with 52 Mushroom...
Compost production: estimation of the process according...kharej:
<a href="
Hosur:
Usually paddy straw have a low structure.its have a fast degradable trait.so you have focus on your compost...
Without chicken manure compost? Yes, it's possible...JKSingh , Lucknow, India:
We have developed formulations of making compost without chicken manure. It yields similar or even better...
Without chicken manure compost? Yes, it's possible...JKSingh, Lucknow, India:
We have developed formulations of making compost without chicken manure. It yields similar or even better...
Comments
Царев Александр Владимирович, 5 мая 2017:
Dear Hai Nguyen!
The usual depth of the cover layer is 4-6 cm. Weight is 26-30 kg per 1 m2. It depends which mushrooms you want to grow. If you have a small mushroom farm and can not use special equipment, then you can work on the following technology. Take a small mixer, put peat in it, chalk, and start stirring. And gradually add water to the desired humidity. If you use bags for growing mushrooms, calculate the area of this bag multiplying it by the depth of the cover layer and you will know the volume per bag. Make a template for this volume, that was the same amount of peat per bag. Next, you need to make a small rake. They can be made from wood and nails. The nails should protrude from the wood for 6 - 7 cm. The distance between the nails is 4 cm. These rakes distribute the peat evenly over the surface of the bag. It is very important to loosen the layer to the full depth. The layer should be made of lumps 1 - 2 cm.
Sincerely, Alexander Tsarev