Locusts don’t recognize their master. Locusts, commonly known as "grasshoppers," are crop-eating pests. They have only a simple central nervous system and no thinking ability, and cannot recognize their owners. But after long-term training, they can form simple conditioned reflexes, such as being able to distinguish a familiar sound and perform conditioned reflex actions.

How to raise locusts correctly:

1. Site selection. The locust breeding shed should be built in a place away from pesticide pollution, with drainage, ventilation and light transmission. Locusts like sunlight, so it’s best to live outdoors.

2. There is no limit on the shape of the locust shed. The materials should be strong and the screens should be strong and anti-aging. The height is 1.7 meters, the width is about 5 meters, and the length is preferably no more than 20 meters.

3. To feed locusts, first plant wheat in the shed and wait until the wheat reaches a height of 10 centimeters before planting. But corn grass needs to be planted in other fields. Locusts in 1 acre of land need 2.5 acres of corn grass.

4. In seeding, locust seeds are divided into eggs and seedlings. The eggs can be transported long distance and by express delivery. The seedlings can be transported up to 10 kilometers and die for three consecutive days, resulting in greater losses. It's better to get locust eggs.