NOVELTY - Integrated ecological culturing method of composting livestock wastes, raising earthworms and rearing poultry, comprises (i) building hencoop on the upper part of the excrement collecting pool, (ii) designing the excrement collecting pool, cleaning the compost and preserving in the collecting pool, inoculating earthworm, adding the culture waste, and (iii) culturing 5-20 chickens in the hencoop, collecting the excrement into the excrement pool, adding the dairy cattle excrement to the compost pool, then adding to the dunghill, releasing chickens to catch insect, turning once to capture earthworm, and processing into alternate feeder.    USE - Used as an integrated ecological culturing method of composting livestock wastes, raising earthworms and rearing poultry.    ADVANTAGE - The method: collects and recycles the dairy cattle excrement in the dairy cattle culture region; solves the problem of surface source pollution and difficulty of operation caused by the disordered excrement piling process; can attract the farmer to solve the dairy cattle excrement collecting problem; can collect and recycle the cultured waste and increase yield and income of the farmer; is easy to operate; and reduces the government funding of controlling pollution.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Integrated ecological culturing method of composting livestock wastes, raising earthworms and rearing poultry, comprises (i) building hencoop on the upper part of the excrement collecting pool, connecting the hen coop and the excrement collecting pool, culturing via the hencoop or the excrement collecting pool in a separate manner, (ii) designing the excrement collecting pool according to 1.5-4 m2 of area, cleaning clearly the compost during applying time, preserving compost (50-500 kg) in the collecting pool, inoculating earthworm, where the earthworm is local earthworm or Taiping No. 1 earthworm and Taiping No. 2 earthworm, the inoculating quantity is 50-500 earthworms per square of collecting pool, then adding the culture waste to the collecting pool at the interval of 2-15 days, and (iii) culturing 5-20 chickens in the hencoop after the hencoop is arranged on the upper part of the collecting pool, collecting the excrement from the hen coop into the excrement pool, adding the dairy cattle excrement to the compost pool, and then adding to the dunghill, when the dunghill is more than 10 cm thick, releasing the chickens from the hen coop to catch the insect, turning once for 2-80 days, or until the period of unification to capture the earthworm, and processing into alternate feeder.