Earthworm farm under rubber tree

Building Earthworm farm under rubber tree yields high economic efficiency, reduces costs by 90%, and has very high breeding productivity…

The great advantage of building Earthworm farm under rubber tree

Nowadays, building a traditional-scale farm is quite expensive (due to the high cost of labor and materials), leading to very high initial investment costs. We have also researched building earthworm farms under rubber trees, which yields very high efficiency.

How to build Earthworm farm under rubber tree

Normally, there is a 5m gap (between rows) between rubber tree lines, and we can take advantage of this 3m gap, leaving 1m on each side to take care of the rubber trees and feeding the earthworm.

Use a 4m-wide plastic sheet along the length of the rubber tree row. Then use a 80cm-long pole to vertically plant it 50cm down in 2 rows to fix the sheet 30cm.

The height and bottom are 3m, using the pole as a rain cover, tilting in one direction to drain water. We now have a Earthworm farm under rubber tree.

With this method: reduce 90% of construction costs, minimize time to 3 years, increase breeding efficiency because the humidity and temperature in the rubber garden are stable.

Save excess feces as fertilizer for the trees, and can build under other types of trees such as cashews, durian, mango, etc.

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