Cricket scientific name cricket, is a kind of insect, a very historical insect. According to relevant data, crickets have existed on the earth for more than 100 million years. But crickets are not a kind of friendly insects for us. The emergence of a large number of crickets often does great harm to the crops we grow. At this point, we have to say the food of crickets.

Crickets belong to the chores department. They eat more food crops in the wild. So uncle nongming doesn’t like crickets very much. For artificially bred crickets, people feed them protein foods, such as various beans. If farmers want crickets to grow better, they will feed them with small fish and shrimp.

Artificially bred crickets are mostly used in a game – fighting crickets. This game is also very historical. Most of them are the items that some rich children played at parties in ancient times. In this way, the food of artificially cultivated crickets will be more refined and strict.

The cultured crickets were caught in the wild at first. Just caught back, because in the wild crickets are self survival, eat very miscellaneous. At the beginning of breeding, the crickets must be cleared once. Is to get some impurities out of the cricket body to make the cricket stronger.

When just entering autumn, the food of crickets is usually millet, and farmers can also give crickets some fruit. Don’t worry that crickets will eat too much. Crickets are still very sensitive in eating. As long as they are full, they will stop by themselves. It won’t itch when you’re full, just like Xiaobian. When feeding crickets, be sure to make the food softer and make the crickets easier to digest. Don’t give crickets food after the next night. Try to give them fresh food.

Breeding crickets also need to pay attention to the cricket drinking water. Crickets should try not to have a lot of impurities and strange taste in the water they drink. If conditions permit, they should drink well water and mountain spring water to the greatest extent.

Although there are many cultured crickets, there are still a few people raising crickets. I hope you will not have prejudices against crickets. After all, crickets have also brought us fun – fighting crickets.